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title: Increasing Immunization Compliance in Schools
title: Increasing immunization compliance in schools
permalink: /projects/vaccine-report-cards/
tags:
- project
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academic-pub: /assets/publications/1737-academic-publication-immunization-report-cards-2019.pdf
intervention: /assets/interventions/1737-Immunization-compliance-in-schools-Intervention-pack.pdf
year: 2018
type: Program Change and Evaluation
type: Impact evaluation of program change
status: Complete
domain: Health
agency: Health and Human Services
summary: Data visualization for school-specific immunization compliance reports did not impact compliance rates.
summary: Data visualization for school-specific immunization compliance reports did not impact compliance rates
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## What was the challenge?
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## What was the program change?

OES designed report cards to report on school and daycare center immunization compliance rates relative to top performers and corresponding star rating. The report cards were created using data visualization software and by using immunization registry data.
We designed report cards to report on school and daycare center immunization compliance rates relative to top performers and corresponding star rating. The report cards were created using data visualization software and by using immunization registry data.

![image]({{site.baseurl}}/assets/img/project-images/1739-image.webp)

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There was no significant difference in compliance rates between treatment and control schools at the end of the school year, six months after the first report card was sent.

<i>To verify the upload date of our Analysis Plan, <a href="https://github.com/gsa-oes/office-of-evaluation-sciences/commits/master/assets/analysis/1737-vaccine-report-cards-plan.pdf">click here</a>.</i>
Verify the upload date of our Analysis Plan <a href="https://github.com/gsa-oes/office-of-evaluation-sciences/commits/master/assets/analysis/1737-vaccine-report-cards-plan.pdf">on GitHub</a>.

<i> Related Publication</i>
<i> Related publication:</i>
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Jessica Leight and Elana Safran. <a href="https://journal-bpa.org/index.php/jbpa/article/view/55">Increasing immunization compliance among schools and day care centers: Evidence from a randomized controlled trial.</a> Journal of Behavioral Public Administration 2, no. 2 (2019).
Jessica Leight and Elana Safran. <a href="https://journal-bpa.org/index.php/jbpa/article/view/55">Increasing immunization compliance among schools and day care centers: Evidence from a randomized controlled trial.</a> <i>Journal of Behavioral Public Administration 2</i>, no. 2 (2019).

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