Hear how Gerald L. Ignace Indian Health Center (GLIIHC), an FQHC located in Wisconsin, uses text messaging to execute its vaccine communication strategy for their underserved patients. With a patient population largely identifying as Native American and Urban Indian, GLIIHC has crafted a thoughtful, culturally relevant and informative patient engagement strategy.

The session focused on how to use text messaging to communicate COVID-19 vaccine information with underserved patients, including:

• Strategies for engaging with patients to dispel fear and misinformation about the COVID-19 vaccine
• Managing the combination of fluctuating vaccine doses week over week and booking patient appointments
• Segmenting patient groups for communicating vaccine eligibility

View the presentation slides here and watch our recorded session below:

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