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Episode suggestion: vaccine comparisons #54
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adapted from https://github.com/epiverse-trace/casestudies/blob/more-cases/casestudies/casestudy_03/casestudy_03.qmd @avallecam the data file is an incidence data set created from a cleaned linelist object (code in above link) that can be used for the early tasks challenge as part of epiverse-trace#54
Ebola case study challenged added in response to epiverse-trace#54
I really like this idea, though I don't believe there is currently a model in {epidemics} with age specific infection induced mortality. We could show mortality patterns arising from age specific contact patterns with the Vacamole model (which has infection induced mortality) but not from higher risk of mortality from age. Adding age specific infection induced mortality could be a nice motivating example for #55 ?
I think this would work well as a follow on from the intervention episodes, and onto a health economics episode. |
We now have an episode on comparison of NPIs, but a useful follow-up will be comparison of vaccine strategies. Building on the vignette for vaccine interventions and comparisons of NPIs, this would allow a few different learning objectives to potentially be addressed:
new_infections
to generate hospitalisations/deaths (I don't think we've got this currently, but may be wrong). For example, could show optimal targeting varies for COVID J-shape mortality vs W- or U-shaped pandemic flu.We could also consider an example looking at trade off of early vaccination vs NPIs, inspired by this recent paper on 100 days mission.
But keen to hear thoughts on what else might work!
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