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December 1, 2025European Journal of Public HealthOpen Access

84 Supporting migrant immunisation: enhancing peer-to-peer and community connector communication approaches in Australia

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Community engagement plays a crucial role in increasing vaccine uptake among migrant populations, and improves overall health outcomes.
Our analysis revealed significant gaps in vaccine coverage among culturally and linguistically diverse groups, with emphasis on tailored approaches.
Implemented communication strategies currently lack sufficient support and training for community organizations, highlighting areas for improvement.
Addressing immunisation inequities requires collaboration with trusted voices in CaLD communities to effectively disseminate vaccination information.

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Qualitative and quantitative analysis shows communication strategies improve vaccine uptake in CaLD communities, indicating a need for effective support strategies.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69402a6b2d562116f2901d77 https://doi.org/10.1093/eurpub/ckaf180.210

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Qualitative and quantitative analysis shows communication strategies improve vaccine uptake in CaLD communities, indicating a need for effective support strategies.

84 Supporting migrant immunisation: enhancing peer-to-peer and community connector communication approaches in Australia

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84 Supporting migrant immunisation: enhancing peer-to-peer and community connector communication approaches in Australia

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