Bathinda: with Punjab left behind in a Covid-19 vaccination drive compared to neighboring countries Himachal Pradesh and Haryana, doctors in Punjab have come to the conclusion that Covid-19 vaccination camps that provide incentives have more participants compared to regular vaccination camps.
This detail by a study, accepted for publication in the prestigious scientific journal, which also highlights that the option of incentive vaccination campaigns must be part of a multifacetive drive consisting of vaccination in place, vaccination holder, educational and promotion campaigns, excessive commitments involving communities based organizations , increased awareness and motivation, limiting rumors and misunderstandings, making vaccinations must attend institutions, person-to-person contact activities, and travel, and finally reminders, feedback, education, legislative actions, organizational changes, and mass media campaigns .
Malwa Branch Initiative from the Association of Doctors S from India, this study was led by a team headed by health and human rights activist Prof.
Vatalull K Gupta with the help of Noujawan’s welfare association and Immunization Officer Dr.
Meenakshi Singla, who organized the Covid-19 vaccination camp given an incentive from June 14 to 22 years.
There is no incentive offered for vaccinations in these camps and the focus only on awareness and education.
Then the incentive vaccination camp was held from June 24 to July 4, and ‘Lucky Draw Coupons’ was offered to visitors.
Dr.
Vitull said this study documented a higher response to incentive vaccination camps.