A new study in the New England Journal of Medicine found that childhood vaccine uptake increases when clinicians use clear, presumptive recommendations plus empathetic, patient-centered discussion. Motivational interviewing and trust-building were more effective than open-ended approaches.
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The New England Journal of Medicine
Childhood Vaccine Hesitancy | NEJM
Vaccine hesitancy exists along a spectrum; most parents with hesitancy are motivated
to protect their children but are often concerned about safety. Routine childhood
vaccines recommended by the Am...
to protect their children but are often concerned about safety. Routine childhood
vaccines recommended by the Am...
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