以患者为导向的谈话要点,解决COVID-19和普遍的疫苗犹豫

Elaine Nguyen, Melanie Wright, C. Oliphant, Kevin W. Cleveland, John Holmes, Mary A Nies, Renee F. Robinson
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疫苗接种仍然是限制疾病传播的最有效方法之一。公众对COVID-19疫苗的信心下降导致疫苗接种率下降。事实上,尽管有疫苗可用,但许多人选择推迟COVID-19疫苗接种,导致群体免疫力不佳和病毒突变增加。已经开展了一些定性和定量研究,以确定、了解和解决可改变的障碍和因素,这些障碍和因素导致可获得疫苗的个人对COVID-19疫苗犹豫不决。通过有针对性的患者-提供者讨论,可以提高疫苗的信心。越来越多的患者在一生中都在药剂师那里接种疫苗。本评论的主要目标是分享由执业药剂师量身定制的以证据为基础的患者谈话要点,以便更好地沟通和解决导致疫苗犹豫和降低疫苗信心的因素。
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Patient-Guided Talking Points to Address COVID-19 and General Vaccine Hesitancy
Vaccination remains one of the most effective ways to limit spread of disease. Waning public confidence in COVID-19 vaccines has resulted in reduced vaccination rates. In fact, despite vaccine availability, many individuals choose to delay COVID-19 vaccination resulting in suboptimal herd immunity and increased viral mutations. A number of qualitative and quantitative studies have been conducted to identify, understand, and address modifiable barriers and factors contributing to COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy among individuals with access to vaccine. Vaccine confidence may be improved through targeted patient–provider discussion. More patients are turning to pharmacists to receive their vaccinations across the lifespan. The primary goal of this commentary is to share evidence-based, patient talking points, tailored by practicing pharmacists, to better communicate and address factors contributing to vaccine hesitancy and reduced vaccine confidence.
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