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Publication Date February 3, 2021 Understanding how people think, feel and act in relation to vaccination is vital to informing the development of strategies to generate acceptance and uptake for the vaccines. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), generating and using data on behavioural and social drivers (BeSD) with tools such as surveys and interview guides can help address the drivers and barriers to COVID-19 vaccines uptake. Developed by a multi-disciplinary group of global experts and partners, this guidebook is designed to enable programmes to design, target, and evaluate data-informed, tailored communication interventions whose purpose is to generate acceptance and uptake for the vaccines.
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Thank you, Tom and good afternoon everyone.
Before I begin today, I’d like to address the situation that has evolved with Grace Life Church.
For months, Alberta Health Services has attempted to proactively work with this church through education and conversations to make sure that church leadership understood the health measures in place and the rationale behind them.