Economic and Modeling Analyses to Support Immunization Policy and Programs
This NOFO funds research teams to build data-driven epidemiological and economic models that estimate the disease burden and benefits of vaccination. Projects will quantify outcomes such as outpatient visits, emergency visits, hospitalizations, deaths prevented, and related societal and individual economic impacts. Results are intended to inform US immunization policy and decision-making, incl…
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