Springville Outbreak Part 1

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  • Mr Mayor as public health officials we are aware of the situation of the disease breakout in Springville.
  • I have a team of highly specialized researchers to study the spread severity of disease and possibility of rolling out a vaccine.
  • You and your team re welcome Dr. Ynag. Please indicate how my office can be of any assistance to you.
  • Public health team, welcome. hear you have a questionnaire for us.
  • I hope we have all the data they'll need. We are in a crisis.
  • Thank you Dr. Yes. How many cases do you have in total ? How are they presenting? Do they have any comorbidities? What are their ag groups? How many are in each gender? Are there any deaths yet?
  • We need to convince them to vaccinate
  • Our results show that the disease is predominate in the midddle class adults aged 30-65 years old, and those with hypertension being at the highest risk
  • Quantitative results
  • I think we should focus our next phase in understanding their thoughts on vaccines
  • I think we need to encourage vaccination. Vaccines are an efffective measure to reduce the severity of a disease and these work by proudcing anti-bodies to strengthen the immunity and fight diseases.
  • Chief researcher Dr. Christina Yang meets with mayor to introduce her team and scope of their work
  • I agree Dr. The data in the first phase of our study showed that we might need to form a vaccine-rollout campaign. The aim will be to teach the community about vaccines
  • Vaccines?... We all know they are not 100% effective, and we must expect vaccine hesitancy or refusal.
  • The public health officials meet with the doctors at the local hospital to get medical records as administer a questionnaire.
  • We need to find out why people are hesitant to vaccinate. People's perceptions are important as they might help the office sell it better to the population.
  • You know, I can't stop thinking about the data. This disease is affecting our working class. People's livelihoods will be displaced
  • The public health officials have consolidated and analyzed their data. They are now thinking of next steps.
  • We will use the primary quantitative data to get our sample.
  • Yes! We can hold in-depth interviews with the population of anti-vaxxers to get their perceptions.
  • Qualitative plan
  • Of course! And possibly host focus groups as they may be likely to feel more comfortable with like minds in the room.
  • We need to keep the sample size small and manageable. Remember, the office is already using resources to curb the spread.
  • At lunch break the team discusses vaccination as a following step but will people be as enthusiastic about it as they are?
  • At their workstations, the public health officials continue to be troubled by this outbreak and its negative effects
  • The public health officials have decided to use the qualitative research method to gain in depth insights on vaccine hesitation.
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