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Research shows that a physician's recommendation is often the single most important factor in parents' decisions to immunize their children.
That's why it's so important that you, as a physician, prepare to address questions and provide the relevant resources to your patients' families, and we're here to help.
AAFP has created a fact sheet to help increase your confidence when talking to the parents of your pediatric patients about vaccines for their children, including:
- how to begin with presumptive compliance
- how to give a strong recommendation for vaccination
- how to respond to vaccine-hesitant parents
- how to follow up with them later
Feel free to share this across your practice. Click below to access the resource:
How to Approach Your Conversations With Parents About Pediatric Vaccinations
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