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Increasing annual COVID-19 vaccination coverage in the Spanish population over 60 years old significantly prevents new infections, reduces severe disease consequences, and generates considerable cost savings for the National Health System. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

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The aim is to estimate the public health and economic effects of higher COVID-19 vaccination rates in individuals over 60 in Spain.

March 26, 2026Open Access

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Estimating the public health and economic impact of increased COVID-19 annual vaccination coverage in the 60 years and older population in Spain

SGSantiago Moreno Guillén EMEsther Redondo MargüelloMadrid Health Service JGJuan Rodríguez García

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The aim is to estimate the public health and economic effects of higher COVID-19 vaccination rates in individuals over 60 in Spain.
Analysis of COVID-19 vaccination coverage rates
Evaluation of infection and disease outcome data
Cost savings estimation for the NHS
Increased vaccination could prevent numerous new infections among the older population.
Higher vaccination coverage may significantly reduce the incidence of severe disease.
The analysis indicates considerable cost savings for the NHS due to fewer severe cases.

Abstract

This analysis reveals the significant impact that increasing annual COVID-19 vaccination coverage among the Spanish population over 60 could have in preventing new infections, reducing severe disease consequences, and generating considerable cost savings for the NHS.

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