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June 23, 2021

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Vaccine inclusion: Reducing inequalities one vaccine at a time

Claire Stevens, Coronavirus / COVID-19, Inequalities, Pandemics & health security, Scotland’s Third Sector Research Forum, Third sector, Voluntary Health ScotlandBy adminJune 23, 2021

The impact of research that identified a number of population groups that might/would struggle to take-up the COVID-19 vaccine.

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