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SUMMARY:Webinar: Children and Young People’s attitudes and experie
	nces of vaccinations – turning evidence into practice
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DESCRIPTION:\n	Vaccine uptake in the UK is dropping\, and we are failing
	 to meet the WHO’s 95% coverage target. To help address this\, we must u
	nderstand people’s attitudes and experiences of vaccines\, so we can gra
	sp their concerns and better support them. Children’s attitudes are impo
	rtant too\, because they must feel empowered to make health decisions.\n\n
	\n\n	RSPH research with Children and Young People (CYP) shows that they tr
	ust vaccines and think they are important to their health. However\, trust
	 varies by ethnicity\, with results showing that 85% of white CYP trust va
	ccines\, in comparison to 71% of Asian and 74% of black CYP.\n\n\n\n	Knowl
	edge varies around which vaccines they think are available to them and the
	y do not necessarily know which vaccines they can have. Whilst 61% of CYP 
	understood how vaccines worked\, they reported concerns about side effects
	 (63%)\, safety (57%)\, whether they will hurt (55%) and the costs of acce
	ssing vaccines (16%).\n\n\n\n	These findings have practical implications f
	or practitioners working with CYP and delivering vaccines. In this webinar
	\, we will explore:\n\n\n\n	\n		The impact of inequalities on access to va
	ccines and information about vaccinations.\n	\n	\n		What challenges the pu
	blic health workforce face in delivering vaccines.\n	\n	\n		How the workfo
	rce – and others involved in vaccine delivery -  can be supported to de
	velop and deliver vaccines programmes\n	\n\n\n\n	Register for the webinar\
	n\n
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