EduMed’s guide to vaccine education tackles the first C of “confidence”, giving readers seven effective ways to discuss vaccines with those who may lack confidence in vaccines or their distribution systems. It also discusses the dangers of the second C of “complacency”, and how a lack of vaccine uptake can exacerbate preventable diseases worldwide.
EduMed’s new resource titled “Immunizations Made Easy” addresses the third C of “convenience” by dispelling many of the myths that surround access and affordability. The article explains how to find no-cost or low-cost vaccinations with or without insurance, and provides a list of vaccine options where providers will come to you.
“While confidence and complacency remain major components of vaccine hesitancy, some people believe vaccines are simply too inconvenient,” said Ricketts. “Either they think they don’t have easy access, or they feel they can’t afford it.”
EduMed’s collection of vaccine and preventative health resources can be found at the following locations:
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