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Home / Community / How do we vaccinate people who don’t come to get the shot? Opinion

How do we vaccinate people who don’t come to get the shot? Opinion

by Pamela Dahlen | Feb 3, 2021 | Community, Covid, News

How do we vaccinate people who don’t come to get the shot? Opinion

A column by Bob Atkins, Rutgers associate professor of nursing and childhood studies, and director of New Jersey Health Initiatives, highlights the need to take the vaccine to those most hard-to-reach, rather than expect them to come to vaccine sites. Read the Full Article.

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