Marie Brown, MD, discusses vaccination hesitancy

Webinar
Jan 19, 2021
Virtual

Overview

Getting from “No, thanks” to “Yes!” The COVID-19 pandemic has not changed the crucial conversations with have with patients about vaccines. Understanding why vaccine hesitancy exists is the first step toward increasing acceptance. Learn how to communicate with storytelling and metaphors, not just numbers. Start with your own healthcare team–they may be hesitant too.

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Speaker

Marie Brown, MD, professor, internal medicine, Rush Medical College and director of practice redesign, American Medical Association 

Marie Brown, MD


Dr. Brown is a practicing internist, a professor in the Department of Internal Medicine at Rush Medical College, the director of practice redesign for the American Medical Association, and the immediate past governor of the American College of Physicians (ACP).

Dr. Brown is a frequent guest lecturer at academic, national and international health care conferences. Her areas of expertise include: practice transformation, joy in medicine, adult immunizations, medication adherence and diabetes.

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Disclaimer: The viewpoints expressed in this video are those of the participants and/or do not necessarily reflect the views and policies of the AMA.

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