Healthy Aging and Building Economic Resilience: The Value of Shingles Vaccination
In this research, we examine the direct and indirect value of a cohesive publicly funded adult vaccination program in Canada through a lens that tightly links workforce and non-labour participation, health system sustainability, and quality of life.
How does healthy aging for the population support Canada’s economy? How does having a national, coordinated shingles prevention program factor into this? What five actionable insights do we offer for decision-makers who are challenged with bolstering Canada’s economic resilience and addressing the wellbeing of an aging population?
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Key findings
Productivity and healthy aging
Economic and social imperative of healthy aging
Shingles vaccination: Preventing burden on Canadians
Impacts on patients, healthcare systems, and society
Realizing value
Actionable insights
Appendix A: Methodology
Appendix B: Bibliography
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