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Text reminders can improve vaccination rates | University of Hawaiʻi System News

Eli Tsukayama The study found that low-cost text messages can significantly increase vaccination rates, Tsukayama said. “More specifically, we tested 19 different messages in a megastudy of 47,306 people to get vaccinated at an upcoming doctor’s appointment,” he said. “On average, the text messages increased vaccination rates by about 5%, and the top-performing message reminding patients 72 hours and 24 hours before their appointment and noting that a shot was reserved for them boosted vaccination rates by 11%.” The study in PNAS is timely and has the potential to save countless lives from the COVID-19 pandemic, Tsukayama noted. “Developing and producing a vaccine is only part of the battle against COVID-19,” he said. “Encouraging people to choose to get vaccinated and follow through on that decision to keep themselves, their families and their communities safe is another major part of the battle.”

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UH West Oʻahu s Kahumoku hailed for Indigenous leadership | University of Hawaiʻi System News

III For demonstrating outstanding leadership and commitment to Indigenous students, advancing Indigenous communities, and fostering the development of future leaders, Walter Kahumoku III of the University of Hawaiʻi–West Oʻahu is the recipient of the 2021 Dr. Henrietta Mann Leadership Award. The national award was presented to Kahumoku, executive assistant to UH West Oʻahu Chancellor NASAI ) Conference by the College Board, a mission-driven not-for-profit organization that connects students to college success. Kahumoku’s life’s work is committed to the educational success of Native Hawaiian learners, said Benham. “As the (former) director of Kauhale Kīpaipai (Educator Professional Development) at the Kamehameha Schools, he led statewide initiatives to improve teacher preparation as well as school leadership preparation,” Benham said. “His nearly four decades of work in both K–12 and higher education has elevated learning and teaching for Indigenous peopl

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