Column: Your feedback can help improve children’s flu vaccination awareness
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For parents and guardians of young children, flu vaccinations are a key part of protecting their child’s wellbeing.
Those who work with children under the age of five play a crucial role in making this happen.
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Hide AdThat’s why we’re reaching out to those who work with children under five to ask for your insight around children’s flu vaccinations.
Whether you work in healthcare, early years education, or another setting, your feedback is vital to us.
We’ve launched a survey to explore how confident you feel discussing flu vaccinations with parents, whether you’ve received training on this topic, and what support you think might make a difference.
We also want to hear about what’s working well in your experience and where you see opportunities for improvement.
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Hide AdThose of you working directly with children under the age of five are a key link between healthcare information and parents or guardians. Your role in sharing accurate information about flu vaccinations – and other health topics- is incredibly important.
We understand that these conversations are not always easy, and we want to ensure you feel confident and supported to have them.
This survey is an opportunity for you to have your voice heard and to help us identify practical steps to improve awareness and support. By sharing your feedback, you’ll be helping the NHS and Public Health understand the challenges and opportunities in flu vaccination programs across Derbyshire.
The survey is quick to complete and is open to anyone working with children under five, whether in a healthcare setting or not. Your responses will remain anonymous, and the findings will be shared with relevant organizations to inform improvements.
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Hide AdTake part in the survey today and help us make a difference. Go to https://www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/under5FluVaccine/
Thank you for the work you do every day to support families and young children.
Together, we can ensure everyone has the information and support they need to protect their health.
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