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Is it different for the AZ? Or are the pollies over there trying to give the percentage rates a head start
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So (as of yesterday), the National official figure (16+) is 45.4% double dosed but that falls to 42.8% of 12+ and only 36.4% of the total population.
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I guess that gives them the flexibility to use what ever figures suits the outcome they're pursuing?
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18-09-2021, 11:55 AM | #4 | |||
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We've followed the UK example of only counting people 16+ and we can see just how well that model has worked for them. The jury is still out on exactly what the total population or even 12+ population percentage is that would be sufficient to slow down the pandemic but (for example) Measles required about 94% vax rates and Polio needed 80% to achieve herd immunity while Influenza only needs 40%. The Grattan Institute model estimated 80% double dosed as the required level but it made some important assumptions that: (1) aren't correct, like children over the age of two are able to be vaccinated; or (2) are questionable, like the assumption that children under 16 are about one-fifth less likely to get COVID. Best case scenario: - let's say that the 2nd assumption is correct and - let's say that the unvaccinated 2-12 year age group, themselves ~12% of the population, won't really impact the outcomes in terms of spreading the virus and - we fully vaccinate 70% of the 12+ population which is equal to 73% of 16+ or 59.2% of total population and - the effective REFF value is only 3 (it is currently about 6) once that vax target is reached then: ... we might just get away with hospitalisation, ICU and mortality rates that aren't too bad but if any one of those assumptions prove wrong then it is not a good look.
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