Welcome to the Pneumococcal Vaccination Atlas: a bespoke data source showcasing pneumococcal vaccination coverage and recommendations across Europe. Data has been gathered from various sources to produce a better picture of what pneumococcal vaccination currently looks like in 42 European countries.
Explore the atlas
Hover and click over a country to find out more about their pneumococcal vaccination recommendations and coverage rates across the life course.
Recommendations refers to the official recommendation for a specific group by a national health body.
Coverage refers to the percentage of people covered by pneumococcal vaccination.Â
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- CHILDREN *
- AT-RISK GROUPS **
- OLDER ADULTS ***
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- CHILDREN
- AT-RISK GROUPS
- OLDER ADULTS
Recommendations
Recommendations refers to the official recommendation for a specific group by a national health body.
- 3 recommendations
- 2 recommendations
- 1 recommendation
- No recommendations
Coverage
Coverage refers to the percentage of people covered by pneumococcal vaccination.
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- CHILDREN *
- AT-RISK GROUPS **
- OLDER ADULTS ***
- > 95%
- 90 - 94%
- 85 - 89%
- 80 - 84%
- < 80%
- No data
- No recommendation
Reimbursement
- Select:
- CHILDREN
- AT-RISK GROUPS
- OLDER ADULTS
- Recommendation & funded by national health system
- Recommendation only (no reimbursement)
- No recommendation
- No data
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* Vaccination for children includes two infant priming doses plus a booster (2+1 schedule), unless stated otherwise. Figure shown is the booster dose figure, unless stated otherwise.
** “At-risk groups” refers to individuals with specific underlying health conditions (recommended groups vary by country).
*** “Older adults” refers to older populations, starting at 50 (aged-based recommendations vary by country).
The Pneumococcal Vaccination Atlas initiative has been developed with the support of MSD.
Progress Report
To read a full summary of the Pneumococcal Vaccination Atlas, download our progress report.
Please note: The data shown in this report precedes 24 January 2023. As the Pneumococcal Vaccination Atlas is a dynamic tool, data may change and differ to the findings in this report.
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