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Feature|Articles|July 24, 2026
Targeting Improved Vaccine Rates in Shared Community Spaces
Author(s)Brian Nowosielski
Experts collaborate on the best approaches for boosting immunization rates in populations across school campuses and shared living facilities.
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With traditional communication in the vaccine space plagued by political affiliation and skewed reporting of scientific knowledge, the need for improving immunization rates may be more dire than ever.1 As patients living on school campuses and shared living facilities, such as nursing homes and long-term care (LTC) destinations, experience the highest risk of transmitting infectious disease, a variety of targeted approaches are necessary for protecting public health outcomes across the country.2
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