Behavioral Science: Practical Applications to Immunization

February 15, 2022

Behavioral science – the study of human behavior – offers significant promise in designing interventions to increase vaccine uptake for both COVID-19 and routine immunization programs. By understanding factors associated with low community demand for vaccination and developing appropriate interventions, we can advance progress toward equitable vaccine coverage.

The Behavioral Science – Immunization Network, in partnership with the Boost Community, is hosting its inaugural event where participants will learn about behavioral science and its application to immunization programs and explore how behavioral science interventions have been used to solve challenges related to immunization programming in different contexts. Behavioral science and immunization experts will share recommended interventions and describe how to successfully implement these interventions.

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