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. 2022 Jul 29;16(6):975–985. doi: 10.1111/irv.13029

TABLE 3.

Two‐ and three‐dose vaccine effectiveness during SARS‐CoV‐2 Delta variant or Omicron variant associated symptomatic COVID‐19 illness among adults seeking outpatient medical care or SARS‐CoV‐2 clinical testing, US Flu VE Network, October 2021–February 2022

SARS‐CoV‐2 positive SARS‐CoV‐2 negative Unadjusted VE Adjusted a VE
Vaccinated/Total (%) Vaccinated/Total (%) VE (95% CI) VE (95% CI)
Overall
2‐dose 822/1289 (64) 1115/1446 (77) 48 (38 to 56) 48 (37 to 57)
3‐dose 350/817 (43) 762/1093 (70) 67 (61 to 73) 78 (72 to 83)
Delta b
2‐dose 327/552 (59) 763/942 (81) 66 (57 to 73) 63 (51 to 72)
14–149 days 14/239 (6) 106/285 (37) 89 (81 to 94) 89 (78 to 94)
≥150 days 313/538 (58) 657/836 (79) 62 (52 to 70) 58 (44 to 68)
3‐dose 22/247 (9) 259/438 (59) 93 (89 to 96) 96 (93 to 98)
Omicron b
2‐dose 464/684 (68) 257/380 (68) 0 (−32 to 23) 21 (−6 to 41)
14–149 days 69/289 (24) 53/176 (30) 27 (−11 to 52) 45 (14 to 66)
≥150 days 395/615 (64) 204/327 (62) −8 (−43 to 18) 11 (−21 to 35)
3‐dose 322/542 (59) 408/531 (77) 56 (43 to 66) 62 (48 to 72)
a

Logistic regression model adjusted for age, site, illness onset week, and prior infection status.

b

Totals in variant‐specific periods may not add up to overall total as a transition period was included in the overall estimates but removed in the variant‐specific periods.