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It s demoralizing : Vaccine shoppers are declining AstraZeneca

Article content Dr. Nili Kaplan-Myrth had worked a long time to get doses of vaccine to offer patients in her Glebe family medicine practice. Now she has 200 doses of AstraZeneca vaccine and is gearing up to start administering it on Monday. But she has had a hard time booking patients. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or It s demoralizing : Vaccine shoppers are declining AstraZeneca Back to video Some patients say they don’t want the AstraZeneca vaccine, which has been the subject of reports of rare blood clotting events, preferring to wait until they can book for a Pfizer or Moderna vaccine.

Company aims to reduce vaccine hesitancy - Medicine Hat NewsMedicine Hat News

Company aims to reduce vaccine hesitancy Poll Yes Think Research Corporation launched an educational hub to help clinicians and family physicians promote vaccine confidence and reduce vaccine hesitancy, which is a growing area of concern, says CEO Sachin Aggarwal. “Docs are a real key part of this story,” he said. “Evidence has changed so fast over the course of COVID. Doctors are like you and me, they keep on top of it the best they can, but things are changing rapidly so you need to arm them, and they need to know how to most effectively communicate that information with their patients.”

Family physicians next up to combat vaccine hesitancy: Ingersoll doctor

Article content For residents worried about getting their COVID-19 vaccines, or unable get to a local mass vaccination clinic, family physicians could be the next step in making sure everyone gets their jab, an Ingersoll doctor says just days after giving the shots for the first time in his own practice. Dr. Jay Taylor, a family doctor in Ingersoll, said he believes he was the first family practice in Oxford County – and one of very few in the province – now administering COVID-19 vaccines to patients, and says this model could be key to getting vaccine-hesitant people their shots. We apologize, but this video has failed to load.

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