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"A campaign highlighting healthy behaviors (getting a vaccine) and making salient the outcome of the behavior from a social point of view (protecting the individual and the community) could be an effective and low-cost strategy to promote behavior changes." When it comes to getting vaccinated, individuals have an incentive to free ride, avoiding th

"There is an urgent need for health care professionals worldwide to access, share, and apply evidence-based and experiential knowledge to enhance health systems, achieve health and development objectives, and, ultimately, improve peoples health and lives."

"Multiple behavioural biases affect physicians decision-making around the HPV vaccine..." The human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine was introduced in 2008 in India for girls between the ages of 9-14 years. But since its inception, the uptake and administration of the HPV vaccine have been low.

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"There is an urgent need for health care professionals worldwide to access, share, and apply evidence-based and experiential knowledge to enhance health systems, achieve health and development objectives, and, ultimately, improve peoples health and lives."

"...changes in both self-perception and in the relationship between the communities and health workers lead to greater mutual understanding and local prioritization, along with changes in service delivery..." In recent years, social accountability initiatives led by community members and civil society organisations (CSOs) have been brought to bear

"The COVID-19 pandemic revealed the need for public health communication efforts to be more proactive. This is especially relevant given the need to address misinformation to promote COVID-19 vaccine uptake..."