Vaccine Uptake Research Studies
Vaccine Uptake Research Studies
Vaccine uptake in our communities is integral to achieving a high level of community health. Research in this area focuses on topics including the impact the COVID-19 vaccine has had on general attitudes towards vaccines, barriers and facilitators to seeking childhood vaccinations during the pandemic, and the effects of social pressures on a person's willingness to get vaccinated.
Florida, Nebraska, Washington
Increasing Maternal Influenza Immunization via Social Influence
Jenna Clark asks if the power of social influence can be used to convince pregnant people to receive the flu shot.
California, Georgia, Louisiana, New York, Texas
COVID-19, Telehealth, and Substance Use Outcomes
Phillip Marotta studies the impact COVID-19 and its related lockdown policies have had on people with substance use disorders, and explores whether telehealth services were able to mitigate that impact.
Florida
Childhood Vaccinations During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Matt Kreuter examines the level of concern, perceived importance, and readiness to seek childhood vaccinations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Arizona, Arkansas, and 19 other states
The Impact of the COVID-19 Vaccine on General Vaccine Attitudes
Shanta Ricks and Becky Rayburn-Reeves examine how the COVID-19 pandemic has influenced trust and interest in vaccinations as a whole.
Louisiana, California
Improving Flu Vaccine Rates Using Evidence from Behavioral Science
Pregnant mothers may respond differently to flu messages that highlight the benefits and consequences to the mother vs. the baby. We compare the impact of mother- vs. baby-focused messaging and the impact of prevention (avoiding a loss) vs. promotion (gaining a benefit) framing.
Centene-wide
Flu Campaign Behavioral Economic Guidance
Determine preference between, and effectiveness of, three different flu campaign concepts (Social Norms, Myth Busting, Flu Fighting Heros) among Centene health plan members.
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