Video: How Healthcare Professionals Recommend Vaccines - Making Strong Vaccine Recommendations (0:47)
Video: How Healthcare Professionals Recommend Vaccines - Making Strong Vaccine Recommendations (0:47)
Date posted:
July 13, 2022
Last reviewed:
June 04, 2024
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Video features a healthcare provider explaining how a confident, presumptive approach to recommending vaccines can help parents connect with and trust clinicians. Dr. Adebanjo recommends that providers start with the assumption that parents will accept the vaccine, avoid minimizing parents' concerns, and share their own personal stories. This video is part of a series available on the Vaccine Resource Hub. The video is available here: Dr. Tolu Adebanjo on Improving Clinician Vaccine Recommendations | CDC.
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