Jessica Kaufman and colleagues recently updated their review about face to face communication for vaccination. Read the abstract below or see the full review open access on the Cochrane Library.Review question

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Dawn Stacey and colleagues recently updated this highly cited review. The Plain Language Summary of the updated review is shown below.Review questionWe reviewed the effects of decision aids on people facing health treatment or screening decisions. In this update, we added 18 new studies for a total of 105.Background

AimThe aim of this review was to explore how parents experience communication about vaccination for children under six years of age. We searched for and analysed qualitative studies that could answer this question.Qualitative research explores how people perceive and experience the world around them. This review of qualitative research supplements other Cochrane reviews that assess the effect of different communication strategies on parents' knowledge, attitudes and behaviour about childhood vaccination.Key messages

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