Lessons from COVID-19 vaccine introduction: The current state of behavioral & social determinants of vaccination
Summary
The Mérieux Foundation Vaccine Acceptance Event Series aim at maintaining global dialogue and increase novel and multi-sectoral efforts to promote vaccination acceptance and rise resilience of
immunization programs, which faced major challenges particularly in the context of the pandemic of coronavirus disease 2019, or COVID-19.
The erosion in vaccination trust, confidence and resilience is an increasing threat to public health and a major obstacle to the prevention of infectious diseases burden. Multi-country and intersectoral
efforts are needed to continuously foster a dialogue that promotes awareness and understanding at various levels of the society to tackle this major public health threat.
As a contribution to this critical objective, the Mérieux Foundation brought together a global audience and a panel of distinguished experts from develop and LMICs of the scientific, public health and
private sectors to discuss issues around the introduction and acceptance of vaccines.
Program
Day 1 Monday, October 30
Day 2 Tuesday, October 31
Day 3 Wednesday, November 1
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18:20-19:00
Keynote address - Building trust in the AI epoch: challenges and opportunities for enhancing vaccine confidence and combating misinformation
Leesa LIN
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Session 1 - Rapid fire talks of vaccine hesitance / resilience experiences from around the globe
Chair: Saad OMER
Session 2 - Understanding the impact of the pandemic on vaccine confidence and immunization: what have we learnt?
Chairs: Surani ABEYESEKERA
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10:30-11:00
Understanding the impact of the pandemic on vaccine confidence and immunization
Lisa MENNING
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12:00-12:30
Behavioral Insights Based Interventions for COVID vaccine
Sean ELLIS
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12:30-13:00
Effective vaccine public engagement strategies
Stefan MANDIC-RAJCEVIC
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Session 3 - How to build public resilience to vaccine misinformation
Chairs: Richard CARPIANO
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14:00-14:30
Misinformation: historical background and the importance of understanding narratives behind misinformation
Elisabeth WILHELM
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15:30-16:00
Social Media-based interventions to increase vaccine uptake
Saad OMER
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Session 4 - AI and other tools
Chair: Oommen JOHN
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17:30-18:00
Digital health and task force on large language models
Oommen JOHN
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18:00-18:30
Social listening and integrated analysis in 6 steps to generate infodemic insights: training tools
Tina PURNAT
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Session 5 - Trust in an infodemic environment
Chairs: Tina PURNAT
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8:30-9:00
How to manage the infodemic during a pandemic or an acute health event and limit its short term, middle term and long-term harms
Tina PURNAT
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10:00-10:30
Example of maintaining trust in vaccines in Indonesia
Denta KURNIAWAN SATRIA
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Session 6 - Understanding what happens in the field before designing solutions or interventions
Chairs: Catherine BERTRAND-FERRANDIS
Session 7 - Vaccine equity systems: vaccines access and demand
Chairs: Sylvie BRIAND
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14:45-15:15
How to achieve global equity between vaccines demand & supply
Hannah KETTLER
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15:15-15:45
Return on Investment in vaccine demand interventions
Sachika OZAWA
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15:45-16:45
Vaccine confidence & demand: progress and barriers among US healthcare workers
James LEE
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