J J Sánchez-Barriga
Mortality trends from central nervous system tumors in the seven socioeconomic regions and thirty-two states of Mexico from 2000 until 2017
Revista de neurologia
effectively manage health crises disease pandemics health authorities require reliable information regarding peoples preferences helps ensure timely targeted interventions avoids increasing societal costs developing evidencebased policies study investigates iranian peoples preference financing coronavirus disease 2019 covid19 vaccines factors affecting crosssectional survey performed thirdwave peak covid19 iran 1 20 february 2021 utilizing various data collection methods public preference regarding imported domestically produced vaccines willingness fully partially contribute financing vaccines willingness pay wtp domestically produced vaccines using contingent valuation method assessed different scenarios determinants probability positive financing preferences evaluated using ordered probit regression model among 2071 survey respondents approximately 60 stated willingness contribute vaccine financing form partial full user fee payments forty percent respondents willing vaccinated provided free government interestingly peoples preference financing vaccine related type vaccine regression analysis showed income supplementary insurance male perceived covid19 risk education working health sector significantly related higher probability contribution vaccine financing regardless country origin covid19 vaccines vaccination important iranian people majority respondents study showed inclination contribute vaccine funding partial full user fees achieve higher protection covid19 disease hence ensuring timely access vaccines health crises pandemics imperative saves lives reduces economic burden disease commitment health system supported financial contributions general public regard considering public preferences strongly advised policymakers