Table 3.

Annual hospitalisation for pneumococcal-specific pneumonia and IPD between 2012–2018, by age cohort.

Age, Years	Year	Cases Per 100,000 Person-Years(95% CI)
		Pneumococcal-Specific Pneumonia	IPD
0–14	2012	35 (26–44)	1.70 (−0.22–3.62)
	2013	30 (22–38)	2.27 (0.05–4.50)
	2014	29 (21–37)	4.01 (1.04–6.98)
	2015	26 (18–33)	2.32 (0.05–4.60)
	2016	9 (4–13)	3.53 (0.71–6.36)
	2017	24 (17–32)	7.17 (3.11–11.22)
	2018	13 (8–19)	4.85 (1.49–8.20)
0–1	2012	79 (30–128)	0.00 (0.00–0.00)
	2013	39 (5–74)	0.00 (0.00–0.00)
	2014	74 (26–123)	0.00 (0.00–0.00)
	2015	94 (39–150)	8.55 (−8.21–25.31)
	2016	36 (1–71)	8.97 (−8.61–26.55)
	2017	146 (75–218)	18.26 (−7.05–43.57)
	2018	47 (6–88)	9.41 (−9.03–27.86)
2–4	2012	69 (43–96)	5.33 (−2.06–12.71)
	2013	60 (35–86)	8.24 (−1.08–17.56)
	2014	74 (45–102)	0.00 (0.00–0.00)
	2015	52 (28–77)	5.83 (−2.25–13.90)
	2016	15 (2–28)	5.96 (−2.30–14.23)
	2017	34 (14–54)	18.61 (3.72–33.51)
	2018	22 (6–39)	9.57 (−1.26–20.41)
5–14	2012	21 (13–28)	0.79 (−0.76–2.34)
	2013	20 (13–28)	0.79 (−0.76–2.33)
	2014	12 (6–18)	5.51 (1.43–9.59)
	2015	12 (6–18)	0.79 (−0.76–2.35)
	2016	5 (1–9)	2.40 (−0.32–5.11)
	2017	11 (5–17)	3.22 (0.06–6.38)
	2018	8 (3–13)	3.25 (0.07–6.43)

CI: confidence interval; IPD: invasive pneumococcal disease.