The vast majority of Australians support immunisation, but some people are feeling unsure when it comes to COVID. What's the best way to approach their concerns?
When it comes to health misinformation, affirming the positive value of scepticism, or acknowledging the challenges of finding accurate information can be a potential entry point for a conversation.
It's important people feel respected and that their concerns are being heard. That means avoiding judgemental or patronising language, says Dr Kaufman.
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