Study in NEJM Evidence shows patient education during emergency department visits increased flu vaccination rates by 41% in underserved communities.

A study in NEJM Evidence found that patient education during emergency department visits significantly improved flu vaccination rates, particularly for underserved communities. By simply asking patients about the flu shot and providing brief educational materials, such as videos and flyers, researchers observed a 41% uptake in vaccinations. This approach could help increase vaccination rates for underserved populations, especially those who primarily receive healthcare in emergency departments.

March 26, 2024
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