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Modeling effectiveness of interventions for COIVD-19 in Addis Ababa

Modeling effectiveness of interventions for COIVD-19 in Addis Ababa
October 6, 2021NDMC2020Evidence Briefs
  • Social distancing and facemask are non-pharmacological interventions proven to reduce
    COVID-19 transmission and for the containment of the outbreak.
  • For these interventions to be effective high level of compliance or coverage is critical.
  • Using an advanced compartmental SEIR mathematical model, this brief present’s
    scenario based estimation and forecasting of the effectiveness of interventions in
    reducing admission to ICU and death due to COIVD-19.
  • The SEIR model assume community transmission and hence Addis Ababa has taken as a
    case as to demonstrate the effectiveness of the different interventions.
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