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. 2022 Apr 22;22(7):967–976. doi: 10.1016/S1473-3099(22)00154-2

Table 3.

RR of hospitalisation due to infection with SARS-CoV-2 omicron variant according to COVID-19 vaccination status, with unvaccinated individuals with delta infection as a reference, among 188 980 cases between Nov 21 and Dec 19, 2021, in Denmark

Not hospitalised
Hospitalised
Crude RR
Adjusted RR
Delta (n=148 098) Omicron (n=38 447) Delta (n=2213) Omicron (n=222) Delta Omicron p value Delta Omicron p value
None or one dose 68 888/76 100 (90·5%) 7212/76 100 (9·5%) 997/1051 (94·9%) 54/1051 (5·1%) 1 (ref) 0·52 (0·40–0·68) <0·0001 1 (ref) 0·57 (0·44–0·75) <0·0001
Two doses 76 400/106 177 (72·0%) 29 777/106 177 (28·0%) 1041/1186 (87·8%) 145/1186 (12·2%) 0·94 (0·86–1·03) 0·34 (0·29–0·40) .. 0·23 (0·21–0·26) 0·17 (0·14–0·20) ..
Three doses 2810/4268 (65·8%) 1458/4268 (34·2%) 175/198 (88·4%) 23/198 (11·6%) 4·11 (3·51–4·81) 1·09 (0·72–1·64) .. 0·33 (0·28–0·40) 0·17 (0·11–0·25) ..

Data are n/N (%) or RR (95% CI). p values in the stratified analysis are tests for interaction terms. Adjusted RRs were adjusted for the basic (a priori) covariates sex, age (10-year groups), sample period as a continuous variable (week 46+47, 48, 49, or 50), region (capital, central Denmark, north Denmark, Zealand, or southern Denmark), comorbidities in the preceding 5 years (none vs one or more), and previous SARS-CoV-2 infection more than 60 days earlier. RR=risk ratio.