Sarah Lockett (United Kingdom)

Freelance, London, UK
Sarah Lockett is a TV news anchor/reporter with many years’ experience covering major news and business stories, in the UK and globally. She has worked for BBC News (news reporter, business presenter) and Sky News (anchor, business presenter, news reporter). She has extensive experience as a facilitator/moderator in webinars, conferences and quizzes and has written/presented hundreds of corporate news-style films. She also specialises in Media Training, delivering sessions to clients including NATO, UK Government (Foreign & Development Office), the education sector and corporate clients.

Presenter of 3 Presentations

Panel discussion on the communication challenges around pediatric vaccination: The vaccination talk: environment, parent’s concerns and communication styles / Communication approaches: how to overcome the challenges? / Impact of COVID-19: what changes are here to stay? (ID 2347)

Moderator of 1 Session

Session Type
SPONSORED SYMPOSIUM
Date
Tue, 25.05.2021
Session Time
10:50 - 12:20
Room
Industry Symposia
Session Description

“HELP ME TO UNDERSTAND…” – FROM PARENTS’ CONCERNS TO TRUST IN VACCINATION – Supported by GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals SA

Session Description:

The aim of the symposium is to focus the mindset of Healthcare Professionals (HCPs) on the parents' experience of the pediatric vaccination journey, in (and beyond) the consultation, and in the context of COVID-19 in particular. Understanding the unique/individual/personal perspective of the parent and adapting communication styles to start and maintain engaging conversations between parents and HCPs are key to establishing trust in vaccination programmes. While COVID-19 persists, the parent/HCP relationship has become more uncertain and lockdown has made the logistics of consultation more difficult. In this symposium, the moderated sharing of experience from the different perspectives of a Parent, a Pediatrician and an Expert in Behavioral Science and Immunisation will reveal the risks of misalignment or misunderstanding between HCPs and parents and help to explore effective dialogues that encourage parents’ trust in vaccination.

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