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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Feb 7.
Published in final edited form as: Vaccine. 2019 Jul 11;37(35):5111–5120. doi: 10.1016/j.vaccine.2019.05.089

Strategies implemented in universal and non-universal settings during the hepatitis B pilot, September 2012–September 2015.

Strategy Awardees implementing strategy
Immunization information systems All awardees except Kentucky
Client reminder/recall systems Alabama, Chicago, Florida, Maryland, Michigan, Nevada, New York City, San Antonio, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia
Client or family incentive rewards Chicago1
Provider assessment and feedback Chicago, Louisiana, New York City, and Virginia2
Home visits No awardees
Provider reminder systems Florida, Kentucky, Maryland, Nevada, New York City, Oregon, San Antonio, Tennessee, and Virginia
Community-based interventions in combination Florida, Oregon, Virginia, San Antonio and West Virginia
Reducing client out-of-pocket costs Chicago, Florida, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, New York City, Oregon, San Antonio, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia
Standing orders All awardees
1

Chicago’s (CHI) BlueCross BlueShield CareVan provided incentives for first, second, and third doses of hepatitis B vaccinations such as nylon draw string bags, water bottles, and stress balls.

2

Chicago, Louisiana, New York City, and Virginia provided this information via monthly reports, site visits, phone calls, and emails.