Podcast attendees Shawna Butler and Melody Butler
Right now, COVID-19 vaccine distribution in the United States is facing provide chain and volume challenges. But you will find an additional, thornier challenge lurking beneath the area when people problems are addressed: a substantial portion of Americans who may well pick not to get the vaccine.
In today’s episode, host Jonah Comstock welcomes Shawna Butler, host of the See You Now podcast, and Melody Butler, founder of the nonprofit Nurses Who Vaccinate (no relation), two nurses who examine vaccine resistance and vaccine hesitancy, and how we can get in advance of them to deal with the latest disaster. They also contact on the purpose of nurses in the healthcare innovation ecosystem.
Chatting factors:
- Why Melody launched “Nurses who Vaccinate.”
- Vaccine hesitancy vs. vaccine resistance: achieving the persons who can be arrived at.
- What is (and isn’t really) exclusive with the COVID vaccines.
- mRNA vaccines aren’t a model-new technology.
- Vaccine advancement was an optimized process – not a truncated just one.
- How COVID has worsened less than-vaccination in other circumstances.
- How could innovators assist deal with less than-vaccination?
- Addressing hesitancy in communities of colour.
- What can you do to assist the vaccination effort and hard work?
- The significance of which include nurses in the conversation.
Extra about this episode:
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Shawna Butler’s SEE YOU NOW podcast
Two suitable episodes: Frontiers in General public Wellness Nursing and Nurses Who Vax
Nurses Who Vaccinate
Extra vaccine instruction sources from NWV