COVID-19 vaccine fatigue in Scotland: how do the trends in attrition rates for the second and third doses differ by age, sex, and council area?

Robin Muegge, E. Jack, Nema Dean, Duncan Lee
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Abstract

Vaccine fatigue is the propensity for individuals to start but not finish a vaccination program with several doses, which means they are less protected. Our study examines vaccine fatigue in the COVID-19 vaccination programme in Scotland. We model the attrition rates across multiple doses with a hierarchical binomial logistic regression model with correlated age- and area-specific random effects with conditional autoregressive priors, where inference uses integrated nested Laplace approximations. We find attrition rates smoothly decrease with increasing age, are much higher for the third dose than the second, and are generally higher for males than females.
苏格兰的 COVID-19 疫苗疲劳症:第二剂和第三剂的自然减员率趋势在年龄、性别和行政区域上有何不同?
疫苗疲劳是指个人倾向于开始接种疫苗,但没有完成数次接种,这意味着他们受到的保护较少。我们的研究考察了苏格兰 COVID-19 疫苗接种计划中的疫苗疲劳现象。我们使用分层二叉逻辑回归模型来模拟多剂接种的自然减员率,该模型具有相关的年龄和地区随机效应,并带有条件自回归先验,推论使用了嵌套拉普拉斯近似法。我们发现,随着年龄的增长,自然减员率平稳下降,第三剂的自然减员率远远高于第二剂,而且男性的自然减员率普遍高于女性。
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