In this project, the research team will identify and analyze the explicit and implicit ethical deliberations and assessments that occur during scientific review and policy-making regarding COVID-19 vaccines and vaccination programs. They will evaluate the processes by which those ethical deliberations are included in decision-making and their implications for the structure and function of vaccination policies, and will offer recommendations for strengthening those activities. Through their research, the team will inform and enhance public and expert discourse around the ethics of mass vaccination programs.
Our Grants
Evidence and Uncertainty in COVID-19 Vaccination Policy-Making
Jason Schwartz, PhD
Yale University
Yale University
Grant Type
Making a Difference
Grant Cycle
fall 2020
Duration
18 months
Amount
$189,771
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Angela K. Shen, Jason L. Schwartz, and Phyllis Arthur, Vaccine Development After The COVID-19 Pandemic: Are Programs And Policies Ready To Embrace Innovation?, Health Affairs Forefront, Feb 2023
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Angela K. Shen and Jason L. Schwartz, COVID-19 From Pandemic To Endemic: Strengthening Routine Adult Vaccination Programs, Health Affairs Forefront, September 2022
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Angela K. Shen and Jason L. Schwartz, To Bolster Expert Advice In Vaccination Policy Beyond COVID-19, Improve Coordination And Trust, Health Affairs Forefront, July 2022
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Larissa Morgan, Jason L. Schwartz, Dominic A. Sisti, COVID-19 Vaccination of Minors Without Parental Consent: Respecting Emerging Autonomy and Advancing Public Health, JAMA Pediatrics, July 2021
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Reshma Ramachandran et al., Future of covid-19 vaccine pricing: lessons from influenza, The BMJ, June 2021
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Jonathan D. Moreno, et al., Efficacy is Relative in a Public Health Crisis: Evaluating the Next Wave of Covid-19 Vaccines, Hastings Center Bioethics Forum, Jan 2021
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