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WHO and UNICEF Immunization Coverage Estimates for Slovenia

Report Overview: This summary presents WHO and UNICEF's estimates of national immunization coverage based on data received as of July 7, 2022, for the 2021 revision, with the next revision expected in July 2023. Data Specificity: Estimates are country-specific, derived from national reports and verified without borrowing from other countries.

Methodology: Estimates rely on reported data, survey-based information, or administrative records. The Grade of Confidence (GoC) indicates data support: ••• (strong support), •• (minimal support), or • (lowest confidence). Classical measures of uncertainty like confidence intervals are not provided.

Key Findings by Vaccine:

• BCG: No estimates available due to lack of data.
• DTP: High coverage (>95%) in most years, recent declines linked to COVID-19 disruptions; GoC varies from • to •••.
• Pol3: Coverage around 90-98%, affected by COVID-19 in 2021; GoC generally • or ••.
• IPV1: Limited data support; no accepted empirical data in some years (e.g., 2021); GoC • or ••.
• MCV and RCV: High coverage (e.g., >95% for MCV); RCV estimates based on MCV.
• Hepat B: Varying coverage; GoC • or ••, with quality concerns.
• Hib and RotaC: No estimates due to insufficient data.
• PcV3: Coverage improved post-introduction in 2015 but fluctuated; affected by COVID-19; GoC generally • with data inconsistency.

COVID-19 Impact: Significant declines in coverage for several vaccines in 2020-2021, attributed to pandemic disruptions.

Caveats: Estimates should be used cautiously given data variability and the absence of formal uncertainty measures. Further details at provided URLs.