5. Conclusion
infection
INFECTION
This survey experiment found that loss-framing of information on vaccine effectiveness and provision of subsidized physician consultation prior to vaccination, could improve vaccine acceptance. Their effects are stronger for people with higher perceived infection risk and severity of condition, and unvaccinated people with low confidence over vaccine safety. The provision of universal cash incentives to encourage vaccination is a topic of debate, and its effect was inconclusive in our study's local context. Future studies could consider strategies to implement these interventions amongst the public, and examine their effectiveness in real-world contexts.