Research @UniStrathclyde understanding the psychological barriers to vaccine uptake in older adults and those with medical conditions.
Funder @CSO_Scotland
BBC News - UK flu jab rates prompt complacency warning.
In Scotland in the under 65’s “at-risk” group the vaccination rate was 57.5% in 2014, gradually dropping to 43.3% last year. WHO recommend 75% take up.
We'll speak to @DrToniHo#bbcgms 0710 https://t.co/cz7HXZPyXp
The potential for airborne spread of covid-19 has important practical implications for infection control, the prevention of outbreaks, and for the new social behaviours that are being implemented in an effort to control the pandemic
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5 Best Practices for tailoring vaccination communication
1. Identify audience & build trust
2. Provide risks & benefits
3. Give facts➡️address myths
4. Visual aids
5. Test communication before use
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@GovCanHealth#CCDReport#NIAM2020#ivax2protect
We also had an infographic research summary developed for our recent study looking into factors affecting older adults' uptake of flu, pneumococcal (pneumonia) and shingles vaccines.
Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to participate in our work over the past year!
As we wrap up a few of our vaccine studies we are excited to share our findings! We've had infographic research summaries developed for two of our projects. Up first are the barriers and enablers to flu vaccine uptake in adults in Scotland with chronic respiratory conditions
As lockdown continues to ease, @scotgov have announced changes for those shielding. For a quick overview, see the chart below or for more information visit 👇 https://t.co/4hqpnSMxaI
What Would Happen If We Didn’t Have #Vaccines? Immunizations are intended to stop diseases like the coronavirus. But there are a range of other long-term societal benefits from vaccines. via @DiscoverMag
We currently know very little about how #Covid19 has been affecting the health and wellbeing of younger children in Scotland. Please ask parents/carers of 2-7 year olds to take part in this @P_H_S_Official survey: https://t.co/v9JLXzYSZm. Open for responses until 6 July.
Key UK stakeholders agree that a life course approach to vaccination is essential. Read the consensus statement recently released by @IntFedAgeing#VaccinesWork#Vaccines4Life https://t.co/WM08CFxKtt
‘We need to look at flu vaccination rates, but also immunisation against pneumococcal disease and shingles,’ says Dr Barratt ‘Many of the same people suffering the worst of the COVID-19 outbreak are also those who would benefit from these vaccines’ @janebarrattIFA @IntFedAgeing
To make sure your experiences and views on shielding are heard by @P_H_S_Official take part in their survey, closing Sunday 14th June. 👇 https://t.co/5s3HO9xzDG 📝
We are urgently looking for Scottish men aged 18+ to take part in our survey examining the positive lifestyle changes brought about by social distancing. The survey takes 20 minutes:https://t.co/xtmV3y7d17
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We are recruiting adults in Scotland aged 18+ to complete a survey about positive changes experienced during lockdown. The survey will take about 20 minutes & includes sleep, physical activities and relationships questions
📋Study Details & the survey: https://t.co/EHdPQtnbwp