Using bridging statements to communicate about vaccines
Using bridging statements to communicate about vaccines
Date posted:
February 18, 2026
Last reviewed:
February 18, 2026
Public Health Communications Collaborative
This factsheet describes a communication strategy that helps public health communicators answer questions, convey the most important information, and build trust. It provides examples of bridging statements used in practical applications. Find the factsheet at: Using Bridging Statements to Communicate about Vaccines
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