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  • Support the World Health Organization's goal of 75% influenza vaccination coverage by 2030.

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  • The LCF tool integrates 13 selected PHPs targeting specific populations.
  • A prioritization mechanism considers societal resistance and synergistic policy effects.
  • Projects potential policy impacts from 2022 to 2031 for strategic assessment.

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  • The LCF tool demonstrated potential for increasing national influenza vaccination coverage in a pilot study in Sweden.
  • Uniform improvements in vaccination rates were observed across targeted demographic groups.
  • The tool effectively models PHP effects on vaccination uptake and influenza mitigation.

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  • The gamified LCF tool provides an accessible approach for health decision-makers and patient advocates.
  • It enhances understanding of PHP impacts, promoting effective influenza prevention.
  • Highlights the need for engaging, adaptable tools in public health policy planning.