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Concerns, attitudes, and intended practices of Caribbean healthcare workers concerning COVID-19 vaccination: A cross-sectional study
The Caribbean has a long history of being a global leader in immunization, and one factor contributing
to this success has been the commitment of healthcare workers in promoting the benefits of vaccines. Healthcare
workers play a critical role in building trust between the public and the immunization program and are generally
cited as the most trusted source of information on vaccination. Healthcare workers themselves, therefore, must be
confident in vaccination as a public health good and able to transmit this confidence to those who trust them. However, just as with the general public, healthcare workers develop confidence at different rates and may be susceptible
to misinformation about vaccines.
A Global Strategy to Manage the Long-Term Risks of COVID-19
IFRC Epidemic Control Toolkit
The Epidemic Control Toolkit provides guidance on evidence-based methods to prevent and control the spread of epidemics at the community-level, and guidance on appropriate referral and basic care for the sick.
Social Listening for COVID-19 Vaccine Confidence in Middle East and North Africa
This presentation provides insights into good practices and experiences from selected country offices on vaccine confidence in the Middle East and North Africa region.
COVID-19 Research and Innovation: Powering the world’s pandemic response – now and in the future
The development of effective COVID-19 vaccines, treatments and public health interventions alone has provided humanity with some hope for the future. This updated report once again brings a spotlight to the immense and tireless global research effort to control COVID-19.
(Mis)communication? Social listening and the exclusion of marginalised voices
This article aims to contribute to the growing scholarship on the use of social media by humanitarian organisations in a crisis.
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