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Co-Identifying Policy-Relevant Modelling Questions: A Case Study of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccine Introduction in Mozambique

2025-08-24

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1. Mathematical models hold the potential to generate valuable evidence for shaping vaccination policies. However, maximizing their impact requires a deeper understanding of how modelling efforts can be aligned with the real-world priorities of policymakers and health officials. This study explores how structured engagement with stakeholders can help co-identify decision-relevant questions that are amenable to qua...

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14614cdb-7b0a-5162-8318-dcdc58289204
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10.1101/2025.08.20.25334054
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