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So-called dynamic modelling has explored various phenomena in infectious diseases' epidemiology and cost-effectiveness of interventions for control, and is increasingly becoming the standard and preferred approach in this area. As opposed to static modelling, dynamic modelling explicitly takes transmission of infectious agents into account, providing the opportunity to, for example, incorporate the indirect protective effect of vaccination on non-vaccinated individuals, i.e. herd protection, in the analysis (Jit and Brisson, 2011).
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