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Fair allocation at COVID-19 mass vaccination sites
JAMA Health Forum 2 (4):e210464 (2021)
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We propose 4 equity-advancing operational improvements to eligibility and sign-up processes at mass vaccination sites: (1) preregistration using existing information, (2) eligibility rules that recognize the greater burden of COVID-19 in underserved neighborhoods, (3) appointment assignment that prioritizes those with disadvantage, and (4) socioculturally informed outreach to lottery selectees.Author's Profile
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