This webinar hosted by Mobile Health Map and the Mobile Healthcare Association includes an opening statement about vaccine equity by Mollie Williams Dr.PH, a call to advocacy by Alice Chen MD., and a panel featuring representatives from John Muir Health and Community Health Services of South Florida Inc.
Read MoreWondering what the current trend of attitudes toward the COVID-19 vaccine are in different demographic groups? This dashboard, regularly updated with the public's attitudes and experiences with the vaccine, breaks down the information by age, race, gender, political affiliation, and more.
Read MoreAs COVID-19 vaccine rollout continues, it's important for professionals in health care settings to be informed and communicate necessary information to their clients. This easy-to-use guide outlines communication tips that work to improve vaccine acceptance.
Read MoreThe COVID-19 vaccine rollout phases have created a large discrepancy between populations/regions that have been vaccinated and populations/regions that are affected the most by COVID-19.
Read MoreAlthough severe reactions following vaccination are rare, the COVID-19 vaccine does have the potential to cause allergic reactions in select individuals. If your mobile clinic is preparing for vaccine distribution, it is critical to have a plan for management of potential reactions.
Read MoreIf your mobile clinic is transitioning to vaccine distribution during the COVID-19 pandemic, there are many different distribution models to consider. This resource from the North Country Health Consortium discusses a variety of potential models, as well as the strengths and limitations of each.
Read MoreDo you wonder how the COVID-19 vaccine works and whether it's safe to put into your body? This short video produced by Harvard University gives a brief overview of how the vaccine works on a cellular level
Read MoreDo you wonder how the COVID-19 vaccine works and whether it's safe to put into your body? This short video produced by Harvard University gives a brief overview of how the vaccine works on a cellular level.
Read MoreThe COVID-19 pandemic has affected everyone, but a population that is particularly vulnerable to the virus are the elderly. They're the most likely to have complications if they contract the disease.
Read MoreMany families may have questions about the COVID-19 vaccine and its safety. This interview with Connecticut Children’s Physician-in-Chief Juan Salazar, MD, MPH, answers frequently asked questions regarding the current status of the vaccine, how it works, and why it is not currently available to children.
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