The Robert T. Graham Center is seeking participants in an upcoming research study regarding vaccine barriers in primary care states (e.g. Maryland). This study, in partnership with Sanofi and the ABFM will be conducting research to gain further understanding in how barrier in vaccinations vary throughout differing populations and working towards potential solutions.
There are two possibilities for participation:
For interviews: Schedule one Microsoft Teams interview, which will take around one hour. Upon completion, participants will be provided a $100 e-gift card in compensation to thank you for your time.
For reviewers: Participate on a reviewer panel to review materials that will be developed based on interview and other data. The estimated time to review the material will take around an hour and can be done anywhere. Once the materials are ready, the materials will be emailed with a set of instructions. Once the review is completed, you will email it back. Upon completion, participants will be provided a $100 e-gift card in compensation to thank you for your time.
Participation in this research project is completely voluntary. You can participate if you currently provide vaccinations.
For interviews: Interview data will only be accessible to the research team, and any reporting of findings will be de-identified to protect confidentiality.
If interested in participating in this research project, please reply via email to Melissa Fillippi and Anam Siddiqi no later than April 18. As an acknowledgement of your contribution to this vital research, you have the offer to chose any variety of a $100 e-gift card.
Please indicate whether you:
1) work in a practice setting, i.e., not retail or hospital
2) work in a rural, urban, or suburban area
3) describe your patient panel as low vaccine uptake, high vaccine uptake, neither low nor high vaccine uptake
4) would be interested in participating in an interview, as a reviewer, or either.
For interviews: Please suggest some dates and times that will work for you in the next few weeks.
Your time and input are appreciated!
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