Recently, Dorigattiet al.2 developed a method to assess the risk of travel-related international spread of disease by integrating epidemiological and travel (by air, land and water) volume. The model developed by Dorigattiet al.2 estimates the expected number of infections introduced elsewhere by taking into account population flows, lengths of stay, as well as the variability of the disease incubation and infectious periods. The method was applied to quantify the risk of spread of a recent outbreak of yellow fever in Southeast Brazil in December 2016 to May 2017, and was able to identify the countries that could have received travel-related disease cases capable of seeding local transmission.
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In this paper we presentepiflows, an R package that implements the method presented by Dorigattiet al.2 for risk assessment of travel-related spread of disease. Using data on population movement between the location that is source of the infection and other locations, lengths of stay, as well as information about the disease incubation and infectious period distributions, the package allows the estimation of the number of (symptomatic and/or asymptomatic) infections that could be spread to other locations together with uncertainty measures. The package also provides tools for geocoding and visualization of population flows.
The second argument ofestimate_risk_spread() islocation_code which is a character string denoting the infectious location code. We also need to specify the incubation and infectious period distributions. Specifically, we need to provide functions with a single argumentn that generaten random incubation and infectious periods. To do this, we can use random generation functions of distributions that are implemented in R including Normalrnorm(), LogNormalrlnorm(), Gammargamma(), Weibullrweibull(), and Exponentialrexp(). Details about the meaning and arguments of these functions can be obtained by typing? and the function name (e.g.,?rnorm). We should consider the literature carefully before deciding on appropriate distributions. Examples of systematic reviews of incubation period distributions are12 and13. In this example, we use the specified distributions and parameterisation following14 and15. Thus, we assume that the incubation periodDE is log-normally distributed with mean 4.6 days and variance 2.7 days, and that the infectious periodDI is normally distributed with mean 4.5 days and variance 0.6 days. We can define functionsincubation() andinfectious() as
The results returned byestimate_risk_spread() are stored in theres object. This is a data frame with the columnsmean_cases indicating the mean number of cases spread to each location, andlower_limit_95CI andupper_limit_95CI indicating the lower and upper limits of 95% confidence intervals. The result object is shown below.
First, we presented how to estimate exportations, importations and total number of infections using the modelling framework introduced by Dorigattiet al.2. Then, we demonstrated the use of the package by assessing the risk of travel-related spread of yellow fever cases in Southeast Brazil in December 2016 to May 2017. Specifically, we have shown how to construct anepiflows object containing population flows and information about locations, and how to use the functionestimate_risk_spread() to obtain the average and confidence intervals of the estimated number of infections introduced elsewhere. Finally, we have shown how to visualize the results and produce maps of the population flows.
4. Thank you for pointing out the importance of the distributions of incubation and infectious periods. In Section "Exportations" we have replaced "the method assumes that the incubation period T_E and the infectious period T_I follow specific probability distributions." by "We assume that the incubation period (D_E) and the infectious period (D_I) are random variables, with associated probability distributions that are disease-specific." In Section "Arguments of the estimate_risk_spread() function", we have cited the papers we used to choose the incubation and infectious period distributions of the yellow fever example. We decided not to provide data for incubation and infectious periods of other pathogens since we expect users to have some knowledge of the life history of the disease they want to apply it to. We have also mentioned that users should consider the literature carefully before deciding on appropriate distributions, and we reference two review papers that may be useful.
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