Raymond Duch

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January 25, 2022

Cash incentives for vaccination could be an effective long‑term strategy – here’s how to fund it

Philip Clarke, University of Oxford; Laurence Roope, University of Oxford, and Raymond Duch, University of Oxford

In an effort to get as many people vaccinated as possible, some countries have used a stick. Maybe a carrot would be better.

Governor Gavin Newsom holds a mock-up check for the first 15 Californians to be awarded US$50,000 for doing their part in getting vaccinated against COVID at the California Lottery Headquarters in Sacramento. ZUMA Press, Inc./Alamy Stock Photo

August 23, 2021

COVID vaccines: we need to find out which incentives actually work

Philip Clarke, University of Oxford; Laurence Roope, University of Oxford, and Raymond Duch, University of Oxford

Randomised controlled trials are used for drug trials. They should be used to find out of incentives to get the jab work too.

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April 19, 2021

Most people support sharing vaccines with other countries – new study

Philip Clarke, University of Oxford; Laurence Roope, University of Oxford, and Raymond Duch, University of Oxford

New study looks at public attitudes to COVID-19 vaccine aid. The results are reassuring.

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November 16, 2020

Who should get the coronavirus vaccine first? France and the UK have different answers

Laurence Roope, University of Oxford; Philip Clarke, University of Oxford, and Raymond Duch, University of Oxford

Whatever approach is taken, the vaccine roll-out has to be fair and efficient.

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Cash incentives for vaccination could be an effective long‑term strategy – here’s how to fund it

COVID vaccines: we need to find out which incentives actually work

Most people support sharing vaccines with other countries – new study

Who should get the coronavirus vaccine first? France and the UK have different answers

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