Table IX.
Model Inputs for the Haiti Outbreak Model
Model input (symbol) | Best estimate | Source | Notes |
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Number of subpopulations | 1 | Model Haiti as one population in the absence of good data on heterogeneity | |
Number of age groups | 9 | 0–2; 3–11 months; 1; 2; 3; 4; 5–9; 10–14; ≥ 15* years | |
Number of mixing age groups | 3 | 0–4; 5–14; ≥ 15 years | |
Year when model run-up starts | 1950 | ||
Year when R0 seasonality starts | 1970 | ||
Year when die-out first allowed | 1980 | ||
Average basic reproductive number (R0) (PV1) | 9.5 | Fitted within range for middle tier (Table III) | |
Proportional change in R0 due to seasonality () | 0.05 | 13 | Comparatively less seasonality than in temperate climate countries |
Day of seasonal peak in R(pd) | 180 (June 29) | 13 | Similar peak day as previously assumed for the Dominican Republic |
Proportion of contacts reserved for individuals within the same mixing age group () | 0.3 | For simplicity, assume equal values for each mixing age group | |
Proportion of transmissions via oropharyngeal route () | 0.3 | 19 | Based on approximate average of mean expert assessments for community and close contacts for type 1 in high R0 settings(19) |
Per-dose take rate for tOPV (tr) (PV1) | 0.44a | ||
Routine coverage with 3 or more doses by 1 year of age, birth dose coverage, and partial coverage | Time series 1979–2002 | 76, 90 | See Appendix A4 for values used |
Characterization of routine tOPV vaccination, 1979–2002 | 90 | ||
- Doses at birth | 1 | ||
- Cumulative effect of 3 primary nonbirth doses at ages (months) | 3 | ||
Characterization of tOPV campaigns 1986–1995 | Dates of rounds assumed similar to Cuba; see Appendix A4 for effective per-round impact assumptions by year in the absence of good data | ||
- Day of first round | 50 (February 19) | ||
- Day of second round | 120 (April 30) | ||
- Duration of each round (days) | 7 | ||
- Effective per-round impact () | Varies | ||
- Target age groups | 0–4 years | ||
Characterization of tOPV outbreak response, 2001 | 96, 97 | The third round was a rolling campaign that covered children under the age of 10 years over a span of 7 weeks(96) | |
- Day of first round | 28 (January 28) | ||
- Day of second round | 63 (March 4) | ||
- Day of third round | 140 (May 20) | ||
- Duration of rounds 1 and 2 (days) | 7 | ||
- Duration of rounds 3 (days) | 56 | ||
- Effective per-round impact () of rounds 1 and 2 | 0.5 | ||
-Effective per-round impact () of round 3 | 0.9 | ||
- Target age groups, rounds 1 and 2 | 0–4 years | ||
- Target age groups, round 3 | 0–9 years |
Acronyms: PV1 = poliovirus type 1; tOPV = trivalent OPV
Age groups marked with an asterisk indicate age groups that count towards determining the fraction of newborns who receive maternal antibodies, based on the immune fraction in those age groups (see Appendix A1).
For runs to verify behavior of other serotypes, we use take rates for tOPV of 0.68 and 0.38 for type 2 and 3, respectively.