As more and more people become vaccinated, it is essential for individuals to be cognizant of what health precautions should still be taken. The CDC has recently released updated safety guidelines with health recommendations for fully vaccinated individuals.
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Read MoreSince the beginning of the pandemic, there has been a technological shift in much of our daily lives. In order to adapt to these changes, it is also important for mobile clinics to be better equipped to start fundraising and outreach campaigns online.
Read MoreUtilizing social media can help your mobile clinic to spread its message and educate local communities about key COVID-19 vaccine developments.
Read MoreThinking about improving, expanding, or starting more clinical outreach services? This guide from the Health Outreach Partners is a great place to start!
Read MoreOne of the easiest ways to reach members in your community is to put up flyers around town advertising the services you offer! This particular flyer is specifically for advertising COVID-19 vaccine distribution by your mobile clinic.
Read MoreOften, those who are older or have a pre-existing health condition find it hard to go to vaccine distribution sites. This is where mobile clinics come in; they can bring the services directly to the patients.
Read MoreDo the guests of your mobile clinic have questions about the COVID-19 vaccine? Or perhaps the general public in your community have some questions about the vaccine.
Read MoreCommunity partnerships help mobile clinics better understand and serve the needs of their local community, especially during COVID-19. This resource from the American Hospital Association is a great place to start and outlines important considerations when forming community partnerships during the pandemic.
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