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Mobile phone text message reminders to improve vaccination uptake: a systematic review
Background: Vaccination uptake remains of public health concern, despite reported improvements in vaccine access. Innovative strategies, such as mobile phone text message reminders (MPTMRs), have been explored and implemented globally to facilitate the increase in vaccination uptake and recall rates...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2025
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