Open giovannic opened 4 years ago
We are defining re-vaccination as vaccination with a new vaccine type following an original vaccination.
We will need to decide how impacts of multiple vaccines (with potentially different characteristics) interact. To date, there is no information (for COVID19) to parameterise these interactions and the best approach may be to get expert opionion from immunologists.
The simplest approach might be to assume that the individual is protected according to the characteristics of the most recent vaccine that they received.
We will also need to decide how to deal with correlation - i.e. individuals who have been vaccinated previously are more likely to get vaccinated again, and some people will never get any vaccine.
Good point on correlation. I've just reviewed Giovanni's correlation implementation for the malaria model which we could use for inspiration if needed?
Contingent on #20
Vaccinating an individual with a vaccine different to their initial vaccine.