Vaccination data by EPCI

### From Friday, April 8, 2022, the frequency of updating the data is monthly. ### Updated 14/01/2022 Data since January 2021 have been updated:the reference population is updated monthly, updating the age and places of residence, and excluding deceased persons. ### General information: The data present information on vaccination against Covid-19 by public institution of intercommunal cooperation (EPCI) of residence of patients and age group. For each EPCI and age group, are presented: \- patient numbers: * having received at least one first injection; * whose initial vaccination schedule has been completed; \- patient rates: * having received at least one first injection; * whose initial vaccine schedule has been completed. These numbers and rates are proposed per week and cumulatively since the start of the vaccination campaign. ### Source data used to build the dataset: The available data are calculated from the information collected in the Vaccin Covid teleservice. Launched on 4 January 2021 by the Health Insurance, this information system centralises individual data on COVID-19 vaccination to ensure traceability for the purpose of pharmacovigilance and vaccination campaign management. These individual data are pseudonymised and matched to the National Health Data System (NSDS) in order to provide vaccination rates based on the EPCI of the patient’s place of residence. An anonymous aggregated dataset is then created. The database of EPCI 2021 (source Insee) is used to create data cutting. ### Points of attention: * It is possible that a patient will receive only one injection and his initial vaccination regimen is thus completed: for example, injection vaccines or patients who have already had Covid-19; * The reference population for the calculation of the number of vaccinated patients and for the calculation of rates is the population of the mapping of pathologies and expenditure of the Health Insurance, and not the population identified by INSEE whose breakdown by age group and commune dates from 2017.This population is updated monthly, updating the age and places of residence, and excluding deceased persons; * Only vaccinated patients who are part of the disease mapping and expenditure population of Sickness Insurance are included in the workforce (> 95 % of those vaccinated); * Distribution by EPCI is not possible for some patients whose residence department or commune is unknown. These patients are attached to EPCI “999999999” in the dataset. ### What is Health Insurance’s Pathology and Expenditure Mapping Population? The mapping population lists all beneficiaries of compulsory health insurance, regardless of their membership scheme: * having received at least one benefit in the year; * and/or having stayed at least once in a public or private health facility during the year (stays in medicine, surgery, obstetrics, psychiatry, follow-up and rehabilitation care, outpatient procedures and consultations or in-home hospitalisation). It makes it possible to obtain a population close to 67.7 million beneficiaries of all health insurance schemes, who have used reimbursed care. This population is used by the Caisse nationale de l’assurance Maladie (Cnam) for numerous studies and to produce data on certain pathologies and expenditure of sickness insurance. Thus, its use here makes it possible to calculate vaccination rates with the most recent population possible (December 2020). For more information on mapping, see the following articles available in Studies and Data: * [presentation of the Mapping of Disease Insurance’s Pathologies and Expenditures](https://assurance-maladie.ameli.fr/etudes-et-donnees/entree-par-theme/pathologies/cartographie-assurance-maladie/presentation/cartographie-pathologies-depenses-assurance-maladie) * [method of mapping pathologies and expenditure of Sickness Insurance](https://assurance-maladie.ameli.fr/etudes-et-donnees/entree-par-theme/pathologies/cartographie-assurance-maladie/methode/methode-cartographie-pathologies-depenses-assurance-maladie) ### Territorial cutting: The attached EPCI is that of the patient’s place of residence, not the place of vaccination. Data are returned on metropolitan France and DROMs.The COM data are excluded due to too small numbers. ### Characteristics of the population: The age is calculated on the 1st day of the month of the update of the data (updated each month). Under 18 years of age are taken into account. Deceased beneficiaries are excluded. ### Statistical confidentiality: Out of respect for statistical confidentiality (Law of 7 June 1951) and in order to make direct or indirect identification of individuals impossible, no information on numbers and rates of vaccination is provided when the number of vaccinated patients is less than 11. The value of the indicator is then empty in the dataset and set to “Not significant” in the graphical representations. The number of staff in excess of 10 is rounded to ten. Rates are calculated on the basis of actual staff. ### Data update: The data proposed for download in the “Export” tab is updated monthly.