Use of financial incentives to increase adult vaccination coverage: A narrative review of lessons learned from COVID-19 and other adult vaccination efforts
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9535879/
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on 3 RCTs, found that the pooled incentive group had seven times the odds of completing a 3-dose vaccine course compared to control [35].
Those incentivized were more likely to have each of the three vaccinations (influenza 46 % vs 41 %; pneumococcal 52 % vs 45 %; tetanus 79 % vs 71 %) [46].
effect of cash transfer on tetanus, pneumococcal, and influenza vaccine uptake among the elderly in the 731 poorest rural communities in 13 Mexican states using a cross-sectional design matching cases to controls
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nationally representative survey conducted in March 2021, also on intent to vaccinate, showed that financial incentives would have an impact and that doubling the incentive from 25 Euros to 50 Euros corresponded to a doubling effect on vaccine uptake
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estimated an aggregate 2.1 % increase in vaccination coverage associated with lottery programs in the US
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