
Opinion|Videos|July 15, 2024
Financial and Clinical Benefits of RSV Immunization
Following the recent approval of RSV vaccines, the panel discusses the financial and clinical benefits, highlighting the fiscal impact seen in hospitals and ICUs.
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Video content above is prompted by the following questions:
- With RSV vaccines newly approved, what are the financial and clinical goals associated with immunizing against RSV?
- Have payers activated early coverage for the adult RSV vaccines since they entered to reduce costs?
- How have RSV vaccines altered the fiscal impact associated with managing RSV infections in hospitals or ICUs?
- How have RSV vaccines altered the fiscal impact associated with managing RSV infections in hospitals or ICUs?
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