Table 2.

Conceptional Framework for Action to Improve Vaccination Coverage

Pillar	Description	Examples
I Information campaigns	Dissemination of educational materials regarding vaccination, including advantages, indications, protections, dosing, and logistics	●Personalized communication campaigns ●Training interventions for healthcare providers ●Mass communication campaigns (e.g. publications, television, radio)
II Prioritization of vaccination schemes	Decision-making tools that support the priority vaccination of select groups based on the available evidence, and practical resources that enable this prioritization	●Decision-making toolkits, checklists, protocols, and algorithms ●Universal funding ●Policy for distribution and prioritization
III Primary care-based interventions	Interventions housed within primary care (e.g. generalist care, family medicine) that take leverage existing relationships and familiar infrastructure to promote vaccination	●Reminder systems for family physicians ●Financial incentives for family physicians ●Bundling of vaccines for convenience​ ●Encouraging healthcare providers to engage in vaccine discussions that are non-confrontational and participatory​