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Free Vaccine Education e-Learning Module 2: Vaccine Communication for Healthcare Providers
Organization: Lambton CollegePublished: 2023
"This eBit mini-course is geared toward healthcare workers, students in healthcare related fields, and anyone that wants to learn more about communicating the benefits of vaccination to others. You will learn evidence-based information, communication techniques, and strategies to help people navigate the world of vaccines and address vaccine hesitancy." - Free Vaccine Education e-Learning Module 2: Vaccine Communication for Healthcare Providers
Vaccine Communication for Healthcare Providers is the second e-Learning module of the two-part free animated vaccine education series (with Vaccines 101 being the first part) take the learner on another journey down the Vaccine Hesitancy Continuum Highway. A certificate is generated after completing each module, making them a great tool for post-secondary education or as part of an organizational training program for immunizers.
Product Type: Learning Module
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Program Planning and Delivery,Professional Development,Education and Training,Vaccination Decision Making,Vaccine Acceptance and Uptake,Counselling and Communication Program Planning and DeliveryProfessional Development
Education and Training
Vaccination Decision Making
Vaccine Acceptance and Uptake
Counselling and Communication
Region: National
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