Lasio virus
Not explicitly labeled in provided pages - Case concerns increasing Lasio virus vaccination rates in a country, with two main questions: Q3 asks for suggestions to increase vaccinated children numbers …
This is a structured brainstorming and quantitative case combining creative problem-solving (Q3) with mathematical analysis (Q4). The case teaches candidates to develop multi-dimensional solutions addressing awareness, access, experience, and incentives while also stress-testing assumptions through calculation and contextualization.
Clarifying Information
Q3 Clarifying Information (if asked):
- A lack of trust in the safety of vaccines and a belief that Lasio threat is exaggerated might contribute to the vaccine hesitancy
- Potentially low urbanization rate might suggest low population density and thus lead to accessibility issues
- Great patient experience might drive word of mouth
- Although not game-changing, some additional benefits might increase attractiveness of vaccination to low-income families
Q4 Clarifying Information (provided):
- Current vaccination results: 50% of children are fully vaccinated (received 2 doses), 20% of children received 1 dose, 30% of children didn’t receive any doses
- Children of all age groups are subject to vaccination
- Due to poor storage conditions and inadequate vaccine demand forecasting, 25% of vaccines go to waste
- The children population is 5M in this country
- The children population growth rate can be neglected [for the purposes of this calculation]
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