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. 2024 May 14;18(5):e13295. doi: 10.1111/irv.13295

TABLE 2.

Effectiveness during the 2022/23, of two seasons of influenza vaccination 2021/22 and 2022/23.

Controls a Cases a VE b with population age weighting (95% CI) (reference: unvaccinated both seasons) VE b with population age weighting (95% CI) (reference: vaccinated 2021/22 only)
Unvacc Vacc Unvacc Vacc
All cases
2021/22 only 4793 1561 1493 294 37% (26%–47%) Reference
2022/23 only 4793 581 1493 76 56% (42%–67%)
2022/23 and 2021/22 4793 3297 1493 428 57% (50%–63%) 32% (17%–44%)
A(H1N1)pdm09
2021/22 only 4793 1561 394 73 44% (25%–58%) Reference
2022/23 only 4793 581 394 19 57% (28%–75%)
2022/23 and 21/22 4793 3297 394 132 54% (40%–65%) 17% (−16% to 41%)
A(H3N2)
2021/22 only 4793 1561 754 181 25% (6%–41%) Reference
2022/23 only 4793 581 754 47 46% (19%–65%)
2022/23 and 2021/22 4793 3297 754 242 54% (42%–63%) 38% (19%–53%)
B
2021/22 only 4793 1561 210 14 65% (36%–81%) Reference
2022/23 only 4793 581 210 3 86% (52%–96%)
2022/23 and 2021/22 4793 3297 210 13 83% (68%–91%) 52% (−11% to 79%)

Abbreviations: CI = confidence interval, unvacc = unvaccinated, vacc = vaccinated.

a

Cell counts include those with missing data for onset.

b

Adjustments were made for week of sample (spline), age group, scheme and clinical risk status.