We recently asked you about your thoughts on the Immunization Economics Community of Practice and interest in future learning activities. We would like to thank everyone who took the time to participate, and are excited to share the findings from the survey below.
Members resoundingly agree that the Immunization Economics Community of Practice is relevant to their work and fills an important gap.
Members use immunization economics evidence primarily to inform immunization policy and practices, budget and other analyses and projects, training materials, and advocacy materials.
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We asked our members what key topics in immunization economics they would like to learn more about. Three topics stood out as being of greatest interest.
Between July and August 2024, 52 members responded, representing 1.5% of community members. The largest groups of respondents worked either in the governmental sector (27%), including policymakers, immunization managers, health professionals, and service providers, or academic or scientific organizations (25%).
