The UK Government's Vaccine Taskforce: strategy for protecting the UK and the world
@article{Bingham2021TheUG, title={The UK Government's Vaccine Taskforce: strategy for protecting the UK and the world}, author={Kate Bingham}, journal={Lancet (London, England)}, year={2021}, volume={397}, pages={68 - 70} }
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Hopes, hesitancy and the risky business of vaccine development
- Political ScienceHealth, Risk & Society
- 2020
Recent policy conversations about vaccination programmes primarily target the problem of vaccine hesitancy and the lack of public participation at the level required for community immunity, or herd…
Tackling grand challenges with projects: Five insights and a research agenda for project management theory and practice
- EngineeringInternational Journal of Project Management
- 2022
Which vaccination strategy against COVID-19?
- MedicineInternational health
- 2022
The vaccine is effective in containing the deaths caused by the virus, particularly when multiple doses have been administered, and the stability of the vaccine pipeline plays a critical role in determining the effectiveness of the vaccination campaign.
What Matters for Depression and Anxiety During the COVID-19 Quarantine?: Results of an Online Cross-Sectional Survey in Seoul, South Korea
- Medicine, PsychologyFrontiers in Psychiatry
- 2022
The need to develop precautionary measures to prevent depression and anxiety among people undergoing COVID-19 quarantine is highlighted, in particular, individuals with depression prior to quarantine should be carefully monitored during the quarantine.
Vaccine nationalism will persist: global public goods need effective engagement of global citizens
- Political ScienceGlobalization and Health
- 2022
Covid-19 presents a unique opportunity to transform democratic engagement in the governance of global public goods. In this paper, I describe a global public goods framework and how it relates to…
Institutional Responsibility is Prior to Personal Responsibility in a Pandemic
- Political ScienceThe Journal of Value Inquiry
- 2022
Taking these sentiments together, it was hard to avoid the conclusion that the government took responsibility only for doing everything right. Such an admission of responsibility, accommodating no…
A continuation of a timeline of ivermectin-related events in the COVID-19 pandemic
- Medicine
- 2021
There was a noticeable centralization of power, with the pandemic response largely directed by a few public-private partnerships working on commercializable technologies.
Vaccination against COVID-19 and society’s return to normality in England: a modelling study of impacts of different types of naturally acquired and vaccine-induced immunity
- MedicineBMJ open
- 2021
Under optimistic scenarios, mass immunisation using efficacious vaccines may enable society safely to return to normality, however, under plausible scenarios with low vaccine efficacy and short durability of immunity, COVID-19 could continue to cause recurrent waves of severe morbidity and mortality despite frequent vaccinations.
Explaining divergent National Responses to Covid-19: An Enhanced State Capacity Framework
- Political ScienceNew Political Economy
- 2021
ABSTRACT We develop a state capacity framework to account for different national responses to Covid-19. Our starting point is the influential idea that neoliberalism has a major role to play in state…
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