Approaches to pretransplant vaccination

Kates, Olivia S

doi:10.1097/mot.0000000000000994

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“… 7,8 Manufacturers are the most common type of for-profit business that “anchors” a small community 9 . Prior work has shown that political partisanship is a stronger predictor of vaccination than any other demographic factor, 10,11 so we selected counties that were moderate or Republican leaning, as those counties were more likely to have residents who were vaccine hesitant (Table 1).…”

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For-Profit Businesses as Public Health Partners to Promote COVID-19 Vaccination

McHugh,

Harris,

Maechling

et al. 2023

J Occup Environ Med

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Objective To describe the actions used by health professionals employed by large, for-profit businesses to promote uptake of COVID-19 vaccines, and factors that facilitated and hindered coordination with local public health leaders. Methods In this qualitative multiple case study, we conducted telephone interviews with health professionals from businesses, health department leaders, and others who could provide information about local vaccination efforts (e.g., emergency managers, reporters). Results Businesses’ self-interest (i.e., need to keep employees working), vaccine mandates, and characteristics of the businesses (e.g., ownership, expertise) facilitated leadership in COVID-19 vaccination efforts. Coordination with local health departments was influenced by the resources of the local health department and prior history of collaboration. Conclusions Health professionals employed by large businesses can serve as key public health partners, but their role is shaped by characteristics of the businesses and communities.

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confidence: 99%