vaccine hesitancy:

How Can Policy Interventions Help?

Policy interventions can support vaccine uptake by:
Implementing school-entry requirements for vaccination.
Providing incentives for vaccination, such as reduced healthcare premiums.
Ensuring vaccines are easily accessible and free of charge.
Supporting healthcare providers with training and resources to address hesitancy.

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