Vaccination and trust
and where vaccines are given, and how many at a time. Vaccination and trust This document defines and describes the key concepts and theoretical elements pertaining to communication and building confidence in vaccines and vaccination, both in ongoing work and during a crisis. It provides a foundation and knowledge base
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