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Campaign Monitorisation

Number of COVID-19 booster vaccine doses administered per day among eligible individuals across the different vaccination campaigns. From top to bottom, panels correspond to the Autumn/Winter 2023, Spring 2024, Autumn/Winter 2024, and Spring 2025 COVID-19 booster campaigns. Colours indicate the number of prior COVID-19 vaccine doses received by vaccinated individuals at the time of booster administration. In all plots, the light grey background represents the official vaccination campaign period for all eligible individuals, whereas the dark grey background represents the extended campaign period for underserved communities. White areas correspond to periods without an active campaign.

Plots (Uptake)

From left to right, the number of eligible individuals and COVID-19 booster vaccination coverage stratified by sex across the Autumn/Winter 2023/24, Spring 2024, Autumn/Winter 2024/25, and Spring 2025 vaccination campaigns. Light blue bars represent the total number of individuals eligible for vaccination, whereas dark blue bars represent the number of vaccinated individuals during each campaign period, both displayed on the left y-axis. Black points and corresponding 95% confidence Interval bars illustrate vaccination coverage and are displayed on the right y-axis.

Linear Regression

From left to right, adjusted odds ratios (ORs) and 95% confidence intervals for factors associated with COVID-19 booster vaccination across the Autumn/Winter 2023/24, Spring 2024, Autumn/Winter 2024/25, and Spring 2025 vaccination campaigns. Estimates were obtained from one regression model including age group, sex, ethnicity, IMD, region, and immunosuppression status as categorical covariates. ORs are displayed on a logarithmic scale, where the vertical dashed line at OR = 1 indicates the reference category (shown as open squares), corresponding to no difference in odds of vaccination relative to the reference group (i.e., itself). Values above 1 indicate higher odds of vaccination, whereas values below 1 indicate lower odds relative to the reference category.

From left to right, adjusted odds ratios (ORs) and 95% confidence intervals for factors associated with COVID-19 booster vaccination across the Autumn/Winter 2023/24, Spring 2024, Autumn/Winter 2024/25, and Spring 2025 vaccination campaigns. For each campaign, six separate regression models were fitted corresponding to age group, sex, ethnicity, index of multiple deprivation (IMD), region, and immunosuppression status. Each model was progressively adjusted, with the age group model including only age group categories, the sex model adjusted for age group and sex, and the remaining models additionally adjusted for their corresponding covariate. Odds ratios are presented on a logarithmic scale, where the vertical dashed line at OR = 1 represents the reference category (displayed as open squares), corresponding to no difference in the odds of vaccination relative to the reference group (i.e., itself). Values above 1 indicate higher odds of vaccination, whereas values below 1 indicate lower odds relative to the reference category.