An assessment of the current prognosis and developments by the COVID-19 simulation team

Results & findings of simulation project for Vienna’s election 2020 published by PLOS ONE

Strong infection reduction by additional testing and good TTI-implementation (Testing-Tracing-Isolation)

Nominated at Austria-21 Gala for ‘‘the predictions and simulations around COVID-19’’

TTI-Strategy with 500.000 daily tests (incl. school testing) reduce Reff by 15% in Austria

Analysis of data, including dark figures and loss of immunity, indicates current situation

In the category ‘Research’ one of the 5 nominees for the ‘Austria 21’ election - until October 4

Policy brief of Prognosis Consortium: nearly 1 million additional first-time vaccinations needed to brake 4th wave

How the virtual population model helps review and improve knowledge on immunization and vaccine effectiveness

Analysis attests: PCR entry test and high vaccination coverage reduce infection risk from open air event

COVID forecasting consortium publishes policy brief for Ministry of Health with outlook until September 2021

Analysis of schools' impact on infection dynamics

Simulation-based, anonymized reproduction of detailed COVID-19 case numbers for scientific community

Vaccine for mass vaccinations is under way. Speedy vaccination and high participation will show impact in June

End-of-June Prognosis for first shot. Challenges: logistics, supply with vaccine and willingness to recieve vaccination

Public vote for PRVA’s special award ‘‘COVID-Communication’’ open until April 21st

Weekly short-term forecast now available with detailed information and background info

Targeted testing strategies can help keep the virus under control despite mutations or after lockdown

Article describes development and challanges leading up to deployment of model for decision-support

15.12.2020: ISPOR Austria invites to chapter event for networking in the HTA sector in Austria

High-profile research project forms the basis for further studies on concurrent COVID-19 and influenza epidemics

Two FFG-funded Research Projects to Improve Data-Processes are Entering their Final Stage

New simulation results reveal: If we use the right strategy, it is not bad news that a high percentage of new infections are caused by superspreaders.

Project CIDS (Concurrent Infectious Disease Simulation) Sets out to be Prepared for the Coming Winter With Influenza and COVID-19

Description of Simulation Model and Analysis of Countermeasures' Effectiveness Submitted for Peer-Review

New Models Show Differences in Effect if Certain Measures Would Have Been Taken Sooner or Later