The impact of dosing schedules on the success of vaccination programmes in elderly populations: A summary of current evidence

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Table 1. Papers included in the literature review.

Sourced from	Author	Title	Reference	Published date	Location	Study date
EMBASE	Nelson et al.	Compliance With Multiple-Dose Vaccine Schedules Among Older Children, Adolescents, and Adults: Results From a Vaccine Safety Datalink Study	Supplement 2, 2009, Vol 99, No. S2 | American Journal of Public Health	2009	USA	1996–2004
Backwards from Nelson	Macdonald et al.	Predictors of completion of a hepatitis B vaccination schedule in attendees at a primary health care centre	Sexual Health, 2007, 4, 27–30	2007	Australia	1992–2003
Forwards from Nelson	Kuan et al.	Cost-effectiveness of hepatitis B vaccination using HEPLISAVTMin selected adult populations compared to Engerix-B®vaccine	Vaccine 31 (2013) 4024– 4032	2013	USA	2011

Figure 1. Likelihood that an increased number of doses would place additional burden on the surgery.

Figure 2. Summarised search methodology for targeted literature review.

Figure 3. Demographics of the elderly population survey.