Vax 运动之声:让青少年参与促进 COVID 疫苗接种的经验教训。

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背景:Vax 上的声音 "活动是一项合作活动,通过让青年参与创建互动网站和社交媒体,提高马里兰州巴尔的摩市非裔美国人家庭对 COVID 疫苗的信心和接种率:描述经验教训,并为未来涉及青年大使和虚拟平台的健康传播活动提供建议:我们收集了网站分析数据、Voices on Vax 网站上弹出式调查的有限数据,以及青年大使对其经历的反思:面临的挑战包括难以吸引重点人群参与,以及活动影响评估方法的局限性。成功之处包括我们对青年的关注和适应性参与策略:我们建议使用各种技术,最大限度地提高重点人群的参与度,开展面对面的宣传活动,采用混合方法收集数据,并为青年大使提供结构化培训和创造性自由。
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The Voices on Vax Campaign: Lessons Learned from Engaging Youth to Promote COVID Vaccination.

Background: The Voices on Vax campaign was a collaborative effort that engaged youth to create an interactive website and social media presence to increase COVID vaccine confidence and uptake among African American families in Baltimore, Maryland.

Objectives: To describe lessons learned and offer recommendations for future health communication campaigns involving youth ambassadors and virtual platforms.

Methods: We collected website analytics and limited data from pop-up surveys on the Voices on Vax website, as well as reflections from the youth ambassadors about their experiences.

Lessons learned: Challenges included difficulties engaging the priority population and methodological limitations of our campaign's impact evaluation. Successes included our focus on youth and adaptive engagement strategies.

Conclusions: We recommend using techniques to maximize engagement by the priority population, conducting in-person outreach, incorporating mixed methods data collection, and providing a mix of structured training and creative freedom to youth ambassadors.

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