CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: Special Issue Series in Vaccines on Immunisation Programme Management

A new Special Issue series in Vaccines has been announced on “Management of National and Regional Immunisation Programmes: Current Challenges and Future Strategies.” The editors would especially welcome submissions on key areas surrounding the value for money or cost-effectiveness of vaccines for COVID-19 and other key infectious diseases. The deadline for manuscript submissions is April 30, 2023.

Find out more about the special issue and how to submit your manuscript.

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