Spain | COVID-19 during 2021: vaccines achieved and health cost of vaccine hesitancy
Published on Wednesday, May 18, 2022
Document number 22/03
Spain | COVID-19 during 2021: vaccines achieved and health cost of vaccine hesitancy
Summary
The health crisis triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic has evolved over the two years since the virus was first detected. In this Working Paper we analyze how this evolution has been in Spain during 2021.
Key points
- Key points:
- First, we report significant differences in apparently similar health series depending on the data source.
- Second, we measure the trend in pressure on hospitals and intensive care units (ICUs).
- Third, we provide a picture of infections corrected for their capacity to generate severe disease and hospital pressure.
- Fourth, we estimate the pressure of the latest surge on primary medical care, in terms of the increase in health care staff needed to keep the workload per employee constant at pre-pandemic levels.
- Fifth, we estimate the effect of vaccination in terms of reducing infections, hospitalizations, ICU admissions, and deaths.
Geographies
- Geography Tags
- Spain
Topics
- Topic Tags
- Regional Analysis Spain
Tags
Authors
José Emilio Boscá
University of Valencia and Fedea - External partner
José Cano Leiva
Javier Ferri
Valencia University and Fedea - External partner
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