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Abstract：
UNASSIGNED: The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the vulnerability of traveling populations, yet little is known about the health status of nomadic communities. This ecological study aimed to investigate the health status of the nomadic population in Fars Province, Iran, during the first two years of the COVID-19 pandemic.
UNASSIGNED: Nomadic Information Registration System (NIRS) data were used to compare COVID-19 diagnostic tests, confirmed cases, referrals, hospital admissions, deaths, and vaccination coverage between the nomadic and general populations. Non-parametric chi-square test was used for data analysis.
UNASSIGNED: In Fars Province, COVID-19 diagnostic tests were performed on 2.73 % of the nomadic population and 40 % of the general population. The test positivity rate was 23.91 % for the nomadic population and 29.3 % for the general population. The case fatality ratio (CFR) for COVID-19 was 9.24 % for the nomadic population and 1.29 % for the general population. Additionally, only 41.83 % and 24.35 % of the nomadic population had received the first and second doses of a COVID-19 vaccine, respectively, which were lower than the general population\'s rates of 65.65 % and 59.71 %.
UNASSIGNED: The nomadic population in Fars Province received suboptimal COVID-19 care compared to the general population.
UNASSIGNED: Nomadic Information Registration System (NIRS) data were used to compare COVID-19 diagnostic tests, confirmed cases, referrals, hospital admissions, deaths, and vaccination coverage between the nomadic and general populations. Non-parametric chi-square test was used for data analysis.
UNASSIGNED: In Fars Province, COVID-19 diagnostic tests were performed on 2.73 % of the nomadic population and 40 % of the general population. The test positivity rate was 23.91 % for the nomadic population and 29.3 % for the general population. The case fatality ratio (CFR) for COVID-19 was 9.24 % for the nomadic population and 1.29 % for the general population. Additionally, only 41.83 % and 24.35 % of the nomadic population had received the first and second doses of a COVID-19 vaccine, respectively, which were lower than the general population\'s rates of 65.65 % and 59.71 %.
UNASSIGNED: The nomadic population in Fars Province received suboptimal COVID-19 care compared to the general population.
摘要：
■COVID-19大流行凸显了旅行人群的脆弱性，然而，人们对游牧社区的健康状况知之甚少。这项生态研究旨在调查法尔斯省游牧民族的健康状况。伊朗,在COVID-19大流行的头两年。
■游牧信息注册系统（NIRS）数据用于比较COVID-19诊断测试，确诊病例,转介,入院,死亡,以及游牧民族和普通人群之间的疫苗接种覆盖率。采用非参数卡方检验进行数据分析。
■在法尔斯省，对2.73%的游牧人口和40%的普通人口进行了COVID-19诊断测试。游牧民族的测试阳性率为23.91％，普通人群为29.3％。COVID-19的病死率（CFR）在游牧民族中为9.24％，在普通人群中为1.29％。此外,只有41.83%和24.35%的游牧民族接受了第一剂和第二剂COVID-19疫苗，分别,低于一般人群的65.65%和59.71%。
■与普通人群相比，法尔斯省的游牧民族接受了次优的COVID-19护理。
■游牧信息注册系统（NIRS）数据用于比较COVID-19诊断测试，确诊病例,转介,入院,死亡,以及游牧民族和普通人群之间的疫苗接种覆盖率。采用非参数卡方检验进行数据分析。
■在法尔斯省，对2.73%的游牧人口和40%的普通人口进行了COVID-19诊断测试。游牧民族的测试阳性率为23.91％，普通人群为29.3％。COVID-19的病死率（CFR）在游牧民族中为9.24％，在普通人群中为1.29％。此外,只有41.83%和24.35%的游牧民族接受了第一剂和第二剂COVID-19疫苗，分别,低于一般人群的65.65%和59.71%。
■与普通人群相比，法尔斯省的游牧民族接受了次优的COVID-19护理。
