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Building Family Confidence in the COVID-19 Vaccine

If you are a school nurse, school health services coordinator, or anyone else who talks with families about COVID-19 vaccines, you’ve found your way to the right place.  This toolkit offers...
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Recommended Resources

You can learn more about FrameWorks research on vaccine communications in these resources.
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Words to Watch

Sometimes, a single word can make the difference between a conversation that goes well and one that goes astray.
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Key Messages

These three key messages are the main points to make with families.
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Responding to Vaccine Deniers in Public

Different strategies and techniques are required for conversation with a vocal vaccine denier in front of a public audience.
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Must-Have Messenger Mindset: It’s About the Relationship

Several attitudes and actions were effective at moving families toward accepting vaccines for their children.
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Building Trust in the Moment

A personalized, nonjudgmental, “listen and learn” approach is a must for building families’ confidence in childhood vaccines.
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Family Mindsets: What to Listen For

Understanding existing patterns of American thinking on vaccines can help us notice, analyze, and respond to parents’ and caregivers’ assumptions in a systematic and evidence-based way.
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Moving Mindsets: Techniques for Redirecting Thinking

Once you have identified the mindsets that are driving a family’s decision-making, select one to target for change.
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Message Moves that Build Vaccine Confidence

Here is a short list of five key moves to keep in mind as you navigate your way through conversations with families who have not yet vaccinated their child against COVID-19.