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Multicomponent Nudges Significantly Boost Influenza Vaccination Rates in Primary Care: Insights from the BE IMMUNE Trial

MedXY Editorial Team•Jan 6, 2026•Internal Medicine
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The BE IMMUNE trial demonstrated that a multicomponent nudge strategy targeting clinicians and patients simultaneously led to a statistically significant 5.1 percentage point increase in influenza vaccination rates compared to usual care.

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