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Licensed Vaccines – Research Paper

Effect of the mandatory vaccination law on measles and rubella incidence and vaccination coverage in Italy (2013-2019)

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Article: 1950505 | Received 05 May 2021, Accepted 26 Jun 2021, Published online: 04 Aug 2021

Figures & data

Table 1. Measles incidence (x 1,000,000) in Italy, by Regions

Table 2. Rubella incidence (x 1,000,000) in Italy, by Regions

Table 3. Percentage of vaccinated children against measles in Italy in 2016 and comparison with the following calendar years after the introduction of the Decree Law 119/2017

Figure 1. Joinpoint analysis of the trend in vaccination rates for measles and rubella between 2013 and 2019 in Italy. a, trend in vaccination coverage for first dose of measles vaccine; b, trend in vaccination coverage for second dose of measles vaccine; c, trend in vaccination coverage for first dose of rubella vaccine; d, trend in vaccination coverage for second dose of rubella vaccine. The use of asterisks (*) indicates that the Slope is significantly different from zero at the alpha = 0.05 level. Final Selected Model: 1 Joinpoint.

Figure 1. Joinpoint analysis of the trend in vaccination rates for measles and rubella between 2013 and 2019 in Italy. a, trend in vaccination coverage for first dose of measles vaccine; b, trend in vaccination coverage for second dose of measles vaccine; c, trend in vaccination coverage for first dose of rubella vaccine; d, trend in vaccination coverage for second dose of rubella vaccine. The use of asterisks (*) indicates that the Slope is significantly different from zero at the alpha = 0.05 level. Final Selected Model: 1 Joinpoint.

Figure 2. Trends in coverage for first (a) and second (b) dose of measles vaccine (2013–2019) by Region. Each concentric circle represents one year, starting with 2013 in the center.

Figure 2. Trends in coverage for first (a) and second (b) dose of measles vaccine (2013–2019) by Region. Each concentric circle represents one year, starting with 2013 in the center.

Table 4. Percentage of vaccinated children against rubella in Italy in 2016 and comparison with the following calendar years after the introduction of the Decree Law 119/2017

Figure 3. Trends in vaccination coverage for first (a) and second (b) dose of rubella vaccine (2013–2019) by Region. Each concentric circle represents one year, starting with 2013 in the center.

Figure 3. Trends in vaccination coverage for first (a) and second (b) dose of rubella vaccine (2013–2019) by Region. Each concentric circle represents one year, starting with 2013 in the center.