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Vaccination game
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32 Vaccinated 32 Susceptible Vaccination game
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32 Vaccinated 32 Susceptible Vaccination game
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Vaccinated Susceptible Infected N S EW
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Remove to create first case Vaccinated Susceptible Infected N S EW 1
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N S EW Remove to create first case Infect susceptible neighbours Vaccinated Susceptible Infected 1
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N S EW Remove to create first case Infect susceptible neighbours Repeat until epidemic over Vaccinated Susceptible Infected 1 2 2
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N S EW Remove to create first case Infect susceptible neighbours Repeat until epidemic over Vaccinated Susceptible Infected 1 2 2 3 3 3
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N S EW Remove to create first case Infect susceptible neighbours Repeat until epidemic over Vaccinated Susceptible Infected 1 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 4 4
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N S EW Remove to create first case Infect susceptible neighbours Repeat until epidemic over Record total cases Vaccinated Susceptible Infected
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N S EW Remove to create first case Infect susceptible neighbours Repeat until epidemic over Record total cases Try with 48 vaccinated/16 not Vaccinated Susceptible Infected
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R 0 measures how quickly an epidemic will take off… R 0 < 1 Cases decrease each step R 0 > 1 Cases increase each step Reproduction number ( R 0 ) ?
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Herd immunity
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Proportion of the population we need to vaccinate: Herd immunity R0R0 R 0 -1 Rabies0 Flu1–2 Ebola (West Africa)1–2 Chickenpox10 Measles16–18
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Proportion of the population we need to vaccinate: Herd immunity R0R0 R 0 -1 R 0 Vaccinate Flu1–21/2 Ebola (West Africa)1–21/2 Chickenpox109/10 Measles16–1817/18
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