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Opinion|Videos|July 22, 2024

Addressing Vaccine Fatigue

Author(s)Ryan Haumschild, PharmD, MS, MBA, Wanda Filer, MD, MBA, Marty J. Feltner, PharmD

Mary Bridgeman, PharmD, BCPS, BCGP, discusses how providers and healthcare workers can address vaccine fatigue in patients eligible for the RSV vaccine.

Episodes in this series

A panel of 5 experts on RSV

EP. 1 Overview of RSV Patient Populations

Marty J. Feltner, PharmD, an expert on RSV

EP. 2 Complications Associated with RSV Infections

A panel of 5 experts on RSV

EP. 3 The Economic Burden and Main Drivers of Healthcare Resource Utilization in RSV

A panel of 5 experts on RSV

EP. 4 RSV: Risk Factors and How It’s Spread

A panel of 5 experts on RSV

EP. 5 Diagnostic Practices for RSV

A panel of 5 experts on RSV

EP. 6 Increasing Awareness of RSV Vaccines in At-Risk Patients

A panel of 5 experts on RSV

EP. 7 Shared Decision-Making Practices in RSV

A panel of 5 experts on RSV

EP. 8 Financial and Clinical Benefits of RSV Immunization

A panel of 5 experts on RSV

EP. 9 The Potential Benefits of RSV Vaccine Approval for Adults Aged 50-59

A panel of 5 experts on RSV

EP. 10 Addressing Vaccine Fatigue

A panel of 5 experts on RSV

EP. 11 Identifying Patients Eligible for RSV Vaccine

A panel of 5 experts on RSV

EP. 12 Current and Potential Obstacles Related to Administering RSV Vaccines

A panel of 5 experts on RSV

EP. 13 Improving Insurance Coverage for RSV Vaccines

A panel of 5 experts on RSV

EP. 14 Improving RSV Vaccination Rates and Addressing Misinformation

A panel of 5 experts on lung cancer

EP. 15 Key Takeaways on RSV Vaccination

Video content above is prompted by the following question:

How can providers and healthcare workers address vaccine fatigue in eligible patients?

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