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Guidelines for Regulating Digital Platforms: A Multistakeholder Approach to Safeguarding Freedom of Expression and Access to Information

"The goal of any regulation of digital platforms that intends to deal with illegal content and content that risks significant harm to democracy and the enjoyment of human rights should include guaranteeing freedom of expression, the right to access information, and other human rights."
France General Internet For Trust Global Conference Cultural Organization United Nations Educational Related Summaries Trust Global Conference

Communicating with Caregivers about the Human Papillomavirus Vaccination: A Tool to Build Confidence in Communication Skills among Health Workers

"Caregivers and patients require consistent and accurate information about vaccine safety and benefits from all their health care providers, conveyed in a respectful and positive manner." Health workers (HWs) play a central role in maintaining public trust in vaccination that includes addressing concerns of caregivers.
Regional Office For Europe World Health Organization Regional Office Hiv Aids United Nations

Motivational Interview Training Improves Self-efficacy of GP Interns in Vaccination Consultations: A Study Using the Pro-VC-Be to Measure Vaccine Confidence Determinants

"MI [motivational interviewing] can be applicable to different types of HCPs, in face-to-face or distance learning, and in different cultural contexts..." Immunisation-specific motivational interviewing (MI), a patient-centred communication style used to encourage internal motivation for attitudinal and behavioural change, can provide healthcare pr
Îe De France Arnaud Gagneur Sherbrooke Gosselin Lisa Fressard Marseille Universit Sherbrooke Gagneur

Appropriate Vaccine Schedules for Children Younger Than 2 Years in Pakistan and Bangladesh: Lessons From a Multisite, Mixed Methods Study

"Reducing MOVs caused by complexity and changes in EPI schedules can improve immunization coverage, timeliness, and equity..." Missed opportunities for vaccination (MOVs) - that is, when children interact with the health system but fail to receive age-eligible vaccines - are a problem in many low- and middle-income countries, leading to underimmuni
Asad Zaidi Tapash Roy Danya Arif Siddiqi Subhash Chandir Mubarak Taighoon Shah Feroz Ali

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The Role of Faith-Based Organizations in Improving Vaccination Confidence & Addressing Vaccination Disparities to Help Improve Vaccine Uptake: A Systematic Review

"[T]he COVID-19 pandemic has underscored the critical importance of going hyper-local to engage community-based organizations such as FBOs to increase vaccine confidence, allay vaccine concerns, and ultimately drive vaccination uptake." Faith-based organisations (FBOs) have been shown to bring people together for positive purposes and can serve as
United States Aparajita Chandrasekhar Omar Chatriwala Adebola Hassan Marina Magalh Alexandra Bhatti

Opinion: Achieving family planning equity starts with a power analysis

Authors: Danette Wilkins and Sara Jewett, February 14 2023 - As social and behavior change researchers and practitioners, we believe that to reduce health inequities in access to family planning programs and services globally, a critical examination of power, as a significant driver of agenda setting, decision making, and resource distribution, is
Abuja Federal Capital Territory Danette Wilkins Babafunke Fagbemi Sara Jewett Lindsay Mgbor Department For International Development World Health Organization

Using Health Information for Community Activism: A Case Study of the Movement for Change and Social Justice in South Africa

"When community groups have more access to health information and can use this information meaningfully, this can lead to a more engaged community, more responsive health system and ultimately, better health outcomes for patients." Community groups, themselves end-users of health care, are well-positioned to keep the health system accountable, prov
Cape Town Western Cape South Africa University Of Cape Town South African Myrna Van Pinxteren

Building Trust and Empathy Around COVID-19

"The training is very educational, I can now convince my family on the need to take the COVID-19 vaccine and I know it will be a positive response. I also learned how to cope with stress and fatigue and understood the concept of empathy." - Chief Nursing Officer, Federal Medical Centre, Jabi
Nigeria General Olayinka Umar Farouk Lisa Mwaikambo Edoziem Chisom Valentine Mwikali Kioko Joseph Edor

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