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Project Investigators
Emily Treleaven, PhD, MPH
Research Assistant Professor
Survey Research Center
David Hutton, PhD, MS
Professor
Health Management and Policy
Geoffrey Siwo, PhD
Research Assistant Professor
Gastroenterology
Gwenyth Lee, PhD, MHS
Assistant Professor of Global Health and Epidemiology, Rutgers University

Emily Toth Martin, PhD, MPH
Professor, Epidemiology, U-M School of Public Health

Collaborating Organizations
African Population and Health Research Center

Next Generation Vaccine Card

Start Date: 
February 2023
End Date: 
December 2025

This project aims to improve vaccine equity among children in urban Kenya and rural Uganda by developing a parent/caregiver-facing digital vaccine card and registry. Utilizing a mobile health (mHealth) approach, the proposed tool will provide access to children’s vaccination data via SMS text messaging, complementing existing health provider systems. The initiative addresses persistent data quality issues in sub-Saharan Africa due to reliance on paper-based records, which hinder accurate estimation and timeliness of vaccinations. The project involves three main phases: evaluating the current vaccination landscape, co-designing the digital vaccine card with stakeholder input, and implementing and assessing its feasibility and impact. By engaging the Kenyan and Ugandan Ministries of Health and local communities throughout the process, the project ensures sustainability and relevance, ultimately aiming to achieve better vaccine coverage and timeliness for vulnerable children.

Themes
Vaccine Equity
Locations
Kenya
Uganda
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