Evaluation of the Liverpool COVID-19 Vaccination Promotion Programme: Final Report for the Champs Public Health Collaborative and Liverpool City Council

AXEL KAEHNE; JULIE FEATHER; Evangelos  Kontopantelis; LOUISE ROBERTS

Evaluation of the Liverpool COVID-19 Vaccination Promotion Programme: Final Report for the Champs Public Health Collaborative and Liverpool City Council

AXEL KAEHNE^*, JULIE FEATHER, Evangelos Kontopantelis, LOUISE ROBERTS

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University of Manchester

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Abstract

The Champs Public Health Collaborative, led by Cheshire and Merseyside’s nine Directors of Public Health in partnership with Liverpool City Council commissioned the Unit for Evaluation and Policy Analysis (EPA) at Edge Hill University, in collaboration with colleagues from the University of Manchester to conduct an evaluation of the Liverpool COVID-19 Vaccination Promotion pilot. The pilot was developed and implemented by Liverpool City Council in partnership with the Champs Public Health Collaborative as part of a wider programme of COVID-19 vaccination promotion work.

The aims of the evaluation were to:
• Assess the impact of the programme on vaccine inequalities
• Identify factors influencing vaccine inequalities
• Determine which approaches in vaccine tracing calls work and for whom
• Produce shared learning that can be utilised by other vaccine tracing approaches regionally and nationally

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Ormskirk
Publisher	Edge Hill University
Number of pages	41
Publication status	Published - 3 Jan 2023

Keywords

Evaluation
Public health
Vaccine tracing
Vaccine hesitancy

UN SDGs

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Final Report EHU UoM Evaluation of Vaccine Promotion Programme 17Jan23Final published version, 1.26 MBLicence: CC BY-NC-ND

ICTE: Integrated Contact Tracing (ICT) Evaluation
KAEHNE, A. (PI), SAGE, D. (CoI) & SIMCOCK, T. (CoI)
1/11/21 → 30/09/22
Project: Research

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Evaluation of the Liverpool COVID-19 Vaccination Promotion Programme: Final Report for the Champs Public Health Collaborative and Liverpool City Council

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