Try this new technique when talking to vaccine skeptics
The HEAR technique is an easy-to-follow guide to engage patients, family, friends, and even the person in line behind you at the coffee shop in dynamic conversations about the vaccine.
Share Tweet Share “Trust and confidence in any product — and here the vaccine is the product — starts with confidence in the process and safety.” -Payam N., Vaccine Outreach Supervisor While training over 1,800 vaccine outreach workers enrolled in the California Virtual Training Academy’s Vaccine Communications Training, the UCSF Center for Excellence in Primary Care developed a practical guide for engaging people who are skeptical of the COVID-19 vaccine in meaningful conversations. When we hear skepticism, our first instinct may be to end the conversation. After all, why sp
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