Vaccine Information
Even as more and more Americans get vaccinated against COVID-19, ever-evolving survey data shows that many Americans remain opposed to or skeptical of getting the vaccine. Continued outreach and education are critical to increasing vaccination rates and reaching herd immunity.
CommonSpirit Health is committed to providing proactive and culturally competent education and awareness for our internal staff and providers — as well as the patients and communities we serve — to promote COVID-19 vaccination, as we work to also ensure equitable access.
Vaccine Communications Guidance
This guide will provide you with a framework for communicating about the COVID-19 vaccine with providers and patients.
Newsroom Insights
Thought leadership-driven blog posts about vaccine hesitancy in vulnerable communities.
COVID-19 Vaccine Myth Busters with Clinicians of Color
From how vaccines work to whether people with allergies can safely get the shot, CommonSpirit clinicians dispel popular COVID-19 vaccine myths.
Clinician Responses: Why did you choose to receive the COVID-19 vaccine?
Getting the COVID-19 vaccine is a personal decision. CommonSpirit clinicians share why they chose to get vaccinated against the virus.
Conversations With Dr. Alisahah Cole
Alisahah Cole, MD, family physician and System Vice President, Innovation and Policy, Population Health, offers insights and advice for providers on how to talk with patients about the vaccine.
Outreach Newsletter
Focused exclusively on the details of the Vaccine Outreach/Hesitancy campaign.
PPT Presentation Slides
Designed to help leaders facilitate meetings and conversations, this presentation provides an overview of CommonSpirit Health’s Vaccine Information Campaign, its components, key messages and the resources available to help with patient outreach.
COVID-19 Resources and Protocols
Visit the COVID-19 page for up-to-date treatment guidelines and resources.
Social Media Posts
Population Health vaccine messaging distributed via various social media platforms.
From CSH Population Health: "As a woman of color and a health care provider, I’ve seen the devastation that this disease has brought to my community, and anything I can do to hasten COVID-19 becoming a thing of the past, including vaccination, I think is personally worth it." #CSHPH
From CSH Population Health: To begin to address #COVIDvaccine hesitancy, me must acknowledge the mistrust communities of color and vulnerable populations may have toward the medical community. #CSHPH
From CSH Population Health: Ensuring communities of color are vaccinated against COVID-19 helps to preserve our rich cultural diversity and heritage #CSHPH
From CSH Population Health: It’s incumbent on all providers to encourage all of our patients to get the #COVIDvaccine and work to ensure its equitable distribution to promote population health and address health inequities. #CSHPH
From CSH Population Health: Did you know? Hispanic/Latino, Indigenous and Black Americans have a COVID-19 death rate of double or more than that of white Americans. #COVIDvaccine #CSHPH
From CSH Population Health: Vaccine confidence begins with our providers. Get vaccinated to protect yourself as well as those who can’t get the #COVIDvaccine. #CSHPH
From CSH Population Health: CSH Population Health is committed to improving access to the #COVIDvaccine for vulnerable populations. #CSHPH
CommonSpirit Population Health is a community of healers and leaders across the country committed to driving meaningful, measurable improvement in health and financial sustainability through excellence in value-based care. Learn more: commonspiritpophealth.org.
CommonSpirit Population Health is a community of healers and leaders across the country committed to driving meaningful, measurable improvement in health and financial sustainability through excellence in value-based care.
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