IMMUNIZATION ECONOMICS WEBINAR SERIES
The International Health Economics Association (iHEA) Special Interest Group (SIG) on Immunization Economics launches its inaugural webinar series this Fall 2021, focused on current research relevant to the immunization economics community of practice. The series includes six talks on Wednesdays from September 15 through November 17. Presenters will include researchers at Harvard University, Johns Hopkins University, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, University of Ghana, PATH, and Imperial College London. Attendance is open to all.
September 15, 12pm EDT / 4pm GMT [view recording]
Stephen C. Resch
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Estimating the cost of delivering COVID-19 vaccine in COVAX 92 AMC countries
September 22, 8am EDT / 12pm GMT [view recording]
Kaja Abbas, Han Fu, and Mark Jit
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Disruptions to childhood immunization during the COVID-19 pandemic: health impact modeling and economic perspectives
October 6, 12pm EDT / 4pm GMT [view recording]
Bryan Patenaude
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health
Measuring Inequity in Vaccination Coverage & Cost-of-Illness: An Introduction to the VERSE toolkit
October 20, 8am EDT / 12pm GMT [view recording]
Justice Nonvignon
University of Ghana
Costing of COVID-19 vaccine introduction and deployment: lessons from Ghana
November 3, 12pm EDT / 4pm GMT [view recording]
Ranju Baral
PATH
Costs of RTS,S malaria vaccination in the three malaria vaccine implementation countries
November 17, 8am EST / 1pm GMT [view recording]
Katharina Hauck
Imperial College London
Integrating economic and epidemiological objectives in the optimal response to pandemics: the role of analytical modeling