Interventions to increase vaccine uptake among socially excluded groups: A systematic review

Emma Sidebotham; Deborah M Caldwell; Sarah R. Davies; Zak A Thornton; Elisabeth Aiton; Elizabeth Emsley; Elizabeth Rose-Innes; Sarah Dawson; Julie F Yates; Louise Letley; Clare E. French

doi:10.1016/j.vaccine.2026.128314

February 10, 2026VaccineOpen Access

Interventions to increase vaccine uptake among socially excluded groups: A systematic review

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This review aims to evaluate strategies that can enhance vaccination rates in socially excluded populations.
Conducted a systematic review of existing literature
Analyzed various interventions targeting socially excluded groups
Evaluated the quality and effectiveness of the studies included
Identified several promising strategies for increasing vaccine uptake
Concluded that findings are limited due to the lack of high-quality studies
Highlighted the need for more robust research in this area

Implication

Systematic review identifies strategies to improve vaccine uptake in socially excluded groups, highlighting limitations in research quality.

Abstract

We identify some promising strategies for improving uptake of vaccinations among some socially excluded groups. The conclusions that can be drawn are, however, limited by the lack of high-quality studies on the topic.

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Sidebotham et al. (2026) studied this question.

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