PERSON-CENTERED SUPPORTS FOR VACCINE ACCESS

Person-Centered Supports for Vaccine Access

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Archived Recording
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Wednesday, July 21, 2021
Location: Virtual



Webinar Description:

No Wrong Door (NWD) programs and grantees have a key role to play in supporting people to gain needed information to navigate and take action in the context of the ongoing COVID-19 public health emergency. This includes supporting people to take action that is supported by public health guidance, including accessing the COVID-19 vaccine. Applying a person-centered lens, it is critical to help people have the information they need and to balance what is "important to" and what is "important for" them. Tools and approaches that support person-centered planning can be used to help people access information they need to inform their choices, and to support decisions that balance personal preferences and values with health needs for the person and from a public health perspective.

This webinar was originally broadcast for a small group of NWD state grantees on July 21, 2021.

Presenters

  • Alixe Bonardi, National Center on Advancing Person-Centered Practices and Systems
  • Sheli Reynolds,  UMKC Institute for Human Development, UCEDD
  • Gilbert Thompson, Administration for Community Living
  • Liz Weintraub, Association of University Centers on Disabilities