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Towards a National COVID-19 Vaccine Credential Strategy in the US

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Over the past several months, we have described how the vaccine credential effort in the US differs from the situation in other countries. In this blog we review the “facts on the ground” as we see them and offer a way forward for the US.

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Vaccine Credentialing Activities: A Complicated Path Forward in the US (Part 3) Recommendations

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A key factor of reopening in the United States and some other countries may be a requirement for individuals to prove that they have been vaccinated against COVID-19. “Proof” may be embodied in a paper – or electronic – certificate whose source and contents can be independently verified to ensure validity. Part 3 discusses our recommendations for the US.

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Vaccine Credentialing Activities: A Complicated Path Forward in the US (Part 2) Major Initiatives Underway

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A key factor of reopening in the United States and some other countries may be a requirement for individuals to prove that they have been vaccinated against COVID-19. “Proof” may be embodied in a paper – or electronic – certificate whose source and contents can be independently verified to ensure validity. Here in Part 2, we discuss major initiatives underway.

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Vaccine Credentialing Activities: A Complicated Path Forward in the US (Part 1) Potential Sources of Data

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A key factor of reopening in the United States and some other countries may be a requirement for individuals to prove that they have been vaccinated against COVID-19. “Proof” may be embodied in a paper – or electronic – certificate whose source and contents can be independently verified to ensure validity. Here in Part 1, we discuss several potential sources of data for the certificate in the US, each with different data reliability.

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