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HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS
Resources for Healthcare Workers
As a trusted source of information for Canadians, healthcare workers are integral in promoting vaccine uptake and other safe behaviours across the population.
Every patient interaction is an opportunity for you to create a positive impact. 19 to Zero is committed to supporting healthcare workers to:
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Get educated about vaccines so you can feel confident in your decisions and recommendations,
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Get skilled at having constructive conversations about vaccination with patients, and
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Get vaccinated yourself to demonstrate your commitment to keeping others safe.
Immunization Conversations: Simulation Training
In collaboration with CAN-Sim, the University of Calgary, and the University of Waterloo, 19 to Zero has co-developed a simulation training program for students and healthcare providers (e.g nurses, pharmacists and physicians) to enhance their ability and confidence in holding effective immunization conversations with patients.
The toolkit consists of CME accredited Virtual Simulation Games (VSGs) in both English and French covering a variety of topics around immunization counseling conversations. These VSGs walk providers through typical patient vaccine counseling conversations, highlighting key opportunities to better support patients' decision making process and address concerns regarding immunization, with the goal of improving patients ability to make informed immunization decisions for themselves and their families.
Virtual Simulation Game Trailer
Virtual Simulation Game Topics Include:
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Counseling patients around the benefits of vaccine boosters
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How to support conversations with vaccine hesitant patients
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Managing difficult conversations around vaccine refusal
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Navigating vaccine conversations for special patient populations (e.g. patients with immunocompromise and patients who are pregnant)
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Holding effective conversations with parents around monoclonal antibody infant RSV immunizations (Nirsevimab)
Access our VSG training and visit the below links to learn more about supporting vaccine conversations:
CAN-Sim - Vaccine Conversations Homepage
For direct access to our vaccine conversations VSG’s
University of Calgary - Vaccine Confidence Toolkit
For information and tools to support and evaluate the effectiveness of your vaccine conversations
PrOTCT Model - A framework for holding effective vaccine conversations
Dr. Cora Constantinescu - Paediatrician and Infectious Disease Specialist provides an overview of a conversation framework to support your vaccine conversations
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