Systematic review underscores the value of pro-equity strategies in immunization programs

Sep 18, 2025

A new systematic review by members of the IDIE team “Systematic review of pro-equity strategies to improve vaccination among priority populations” was recently highlighted in the Immunization Economics Community of Practice newsletter. The article highlight the team’s synthesis of evidence designed to counteract determinants of inequity which hamper immunisation among priority groups.

Interested to know about the key findings? Find out more of the newsletter article here.

Want to more about pro-equity strategies, you can access our article here.

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