The COVID-19 Vaccine Communication Handbook has benefited from a number of helpful existing documents and resources created by health organizations and other public bodies, or researchers in the scientific literature and online.
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The Vaccine Misinformation Management Field Guide aims to help organizations to address the global infodemic through the development of strategic and well-coordinated national action plans to rapidly counter vaccine misinformation and build demand for vaccination that are informed by social listening.
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Published here
Preprint available here
SciBeh's overview of bad argumentation to watch out for (15 minutes)
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Dr John Cook's series of videos about critical thinking about COVID.
First video in the series:
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Several games have been developed that can teach people to identify and resist misinformation about COVID-19 and about the vaccines.
SciBeh created a living knowledge base using hypothes.is annotations. This tool can be used to search for COVID-19 vaccine-related items. For example, you can explore the vaccine
tag that turns up knowledge and discussion on the web about COVID-19 vaccines.
The knowledge base was created to provide researchers, policymakers, and other stakeholders with a curated–-even if not yet fully vetted–-overview over the constantly emerging knowledge and discussions around COVID-19, which are scattered across the internet (e.g., preprints, webseminars, studies in progress, #academictwitter discussions, static and interactive visualizations of results and models, blog posts by researchers, policymakers, and others).
The video below explains the tool:
Don't like videos? Click here for a text explainer with screenshots.
This blog post explains in more detail the process of curation for items in the knowledge base.
Page contributors: Stephan Lewandowsky, Dawn Holford, Angus Thomson, Stefan Herzog