Procurement models like price-based tendering could be to blame for a decline in vaccine coverage rates, argues an analysis published in the peer-reviewed journal Expert Review of Vaccines. Models that allow more flexibility and focus on factors beyond price, such as value-added services that counter anti-vaccination campaigns, can help contribute to a sustainable “vaccine ecosystem,” it says.
“There is certainly a correlation between the use of some forms of tendering and procurement and reduction in the level...








