COVID-19: Information for Oregon Libraries: Vaccines

From the Oregon Health Authority, updated 9-24-21

Oregon Health Authority's site with up to date information about vaccine safety, current phase plans, frequently asked questions and public health protocols that will help slow the spread of COVID-19.

This tool helps individuals determine eligibility, sign up for updates, and locate vaccine providers. Note that it does not schedule vaccine appointments.

"This collection of curated information and resources about vaccines can help to answer common COVID-19-related questions, such as, “How can I change my behavior after being vaccinated and what precautions should I continue to take?” “What’s the context for and basis of COVID-19 vaccine reluctance?” and “Can libraries require guests to be vaccinated?” Resources also include articles about public health communication efforts, and historical perspectives and comparisons." See also April 15, 2021 Understanding COVID-19 Vaccines: A REALM Project Webinar.

This briefing, prepared by researchers at Battelle, is intended to provide timely information about SARS-CoV-2 vaccines and variants to libraries, archives, and museums (LAMs), and their stakeholders.

An overview of libraries and museums hosting vaccination sites.

Article from May 3, 2021 that discusses the issue from a human resources manager's perspective.

Everyone has a right to accurate and trusted information, especially around health. Vaccination affects you, your family, and your community.