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A better way to speed the adoption of vaccines

  • Many vaccines are implemented slowly, particularly in developing countries. Every year, nearly 11 million children whose lives could be saved by vaccination die.
  • The process of introducing vaccines, which varies from country to country, is influenced by many stakeholders. The resulting confusion slows decision making and compounds chronic problems, such as limited public-health budgets.
  • McKinsey research suggests that network analysis, which companies use to improve business outcomes by analyzing information flows and personal relationships, could speed the adoption of vaccines.
This article contains the following exhibits:
  • Exhibit 1: Of the four developing countries examined, only one—Mexico—appeared to engage global experts when introducing the hepatitis B vaccine.
  • Exhibit 2: In Zambia, the Ministry of Finance is on the periphery of the decision-making process.

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