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Improving COVID-19 vaccination centre operation through computer modelling and simulation.

Richard M Wood^1,2, Simon J Moss¹, Ben J Murch¹

¹Modelling and Analytics, UK National Health Service (BNSSG ICB), Bristol, UK.

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|February 24, 2025

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Operational Research (OR) optimized COVID-19 mass vaccination centers. Simulation modeling informed site setup, patient bookings, and operational efficiency, enhancing vaccination delivery.

Keywords:

COVID-19 Coronavirus mass vaccination simulation modelling vaccination centre

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Area of Science:

Operational Research
Public Health
Health Systems Management

Background:

Mass vaccination programs are critical for pandemic exit strategies.
Dedicated vaccination centers have been central to COVID-19 vaccine rollout.
Limited historical data exists for optimizing vaccination center operations.

Purpose of the Study:

To demonstrate the application of Operational Research in managing mass vaccination centers.
To provide insights into the operational configuration and decision-making for vaccination sites.
To evaluate the impact of modeling on vaccination center efficiency and resilience.

Main Methods:

Development of a conceptual pathway model for the vaccination process.
Utilizing discrete event simulation to approximate the vaccination pathway.
Applying simulation outputs to inform site setup and operational adjustments.

Main Results:

Model outputs influenced the initial setup and daily patient booking numbers for a vaccination center.
Analysis led to combining clinical assessment and vaccination activities, improving efficiency.
Modeling assessed pathway stability and resilience to disruptions like staff shortages.

Conclusions:

Operational Research and simulation modeling are valuable tools for optimizing mass vaccination center operations.
Data-driven insights can significantly improve patient flow, efficiency, and resilience.
These methods support informed decision-making for effective public health interventions.