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Take 15 Seconds to Encourage Flu Vaccinations

 

What if 15 seconds was all it took to educate and encourage your patients about getting their flu shots?

Don't wait another second to find out. The Texas Medical Association has added two new 15-second videos to its Vaccines Defend What Matters (VDWM) resources to help.

All you have to do is download the videos – Stop the Flu and Food for Thought – and share them on your website or social media pages (which shouldn’t take much more than 15 seconds apiece either.) And for even more resources, such as patient fact sheets, social media graphic, and videos, visit the VDWM webpage.

TMA launched Vaccines Defend What Matters in 2019 to create awareness about the importance of vaccinations. The campaign is funded in 2022 by the TMA Foundation thanks to major support from H-E-B, TMF Health Quality Institute, Permian Basin Youth Chavarim, and gifts from physicians and their families.

Last Updated On

November 11, 2022

Originally Published On

November 08, 2022

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