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. 2022 Mar 21;3(4):e242–e252. doi: 10.1016/S2666-7568(22)00035-6

Table 3.

Effectiveness of vaccines in preventing hospitalisation and death due to COVID-19 in adults aged 60 years and older in Colombia

Hospitalisation without death (95% CI); n=2 828 294 Death after hospitalisation (95% CI); n=2 828 294 Death without hospitalisation (95% CI); n=2 828 294
Any vaccine
Total 61·6% (58·0–65·0) 79·8% (78·5–81·1) 72·8% (70·1–75·3)
60–69 years 76·1% (71·2–80·2) 91·0% (89·0–92·6) 87·6% (83·4–90·7)
70–79 years 60·8% (54·6–66·2) 85·0% (83·1–86·7) 78·9% (74·6–82·4)
≥80 years 46·9% (38·5–54·1) 68·4% (65·7–70·9) 61·2% (56·3–65·6)
Ad26.COV2-S
Total 60·9% (36·8–75·8) 85·8% (77·1–91·2) 95·5% (82·0–98·9)
60–69 years 45·8% (7·5–68·2) 85·0% (69·9–92·5) 95·0% (64·2–99·3)
70–79 years 77·9% (31·1–92·9) 88·6% (72·5–95·3) 93·4% (52·7–99·1)
≥80 years .. 81·9% (51·7–93·2) ..
BNT162b2
Total 83·0% (78·4–86·6) 94·8% (93·3–96·0) 88·3% (84·1–91·4)
60–69 years 84·0% (77·8–88·5) 94·0% (91·4–95·8) 88·1% (81·3–92·4)
70–79 years 81·3% (72·5–87·3) 96·2% (93·9–97·6) 89·9% 82·9–94·1)
≥80 years 79·3% (49·9–91·4) 92·7% (85·4–96·4) 83·4% (66·6–91·7)
ChAdOx1 nCoV-19
Total 90·8% (85·5–94·2) 97·5% (95·8–98·5) 93·9% (89·3–96·6)
60–69 years 88·4% (79·4–93·5) 98·3% (95·4–99·4) 93·7% (84·9–97·4)
70–79 years 92·4% (84·0–96·4) 96·6% (93·7–98·2) 95·7% (88·4–98·4)
≥80 years .. 98·0% (85·7–99·7) 86·5% (57·9–95·7)
CoronaVac
Total 47·3% (41·9–52·3) 72·1% (70·1–73·9) 64·9% (61·2–68·2)
60–69 years 63·4% (52·8–71·6) 83·3% (78·5–87·1) 82·5% (73·7–88·3)
70–79 years 44·0% (34·5–52·2) 78·1% (75·1–80·7) 70·7% (64·4–76·0)
≥80 years 43·4% (34·5–51·2) 66·3% (63·4–69·0) 59·1% (53·8–63·7)

All estimators were statistically significant (p<0·0001). The results for any vaccine were obtained from a cause-specific Cox regression model, in which each pair of vaccinated and unvaccinated individuals represented a stratum within the model, according to the study design. The results for each vaccine were obtained from multivariate cause-specific Cox regression models, which were adjusted by age, sex, affiliation regime to the Colombian health system, cancer, diabetes, hypertension, kidney disease, and HIV, with a random effect for municipality of residence. The reference group corresponds to people who have not received any dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.