Social Media Posts
Just copy and paste any of the social media posts below to help raise awareness about the CARD system!
Don’t forget to use #PlayYourCARDs and #ItDoesntHavetoHurt
Step 1: Copy and Paste Text
Post 1
The CARD system is a great way for immunizers to create positive #vaccination experiences for immunizers & patients!
Learn how to #PlayYourCARDs here: http://www.PlayYourCARDs.ca
#ItDoesntHavetoHurt
Post 2
#DYK? CARD is an evidence-based system proven to reduce fainting and other stress-related reactions to vaccination!
#PlayYourCARDs to help prepare and support your patients! http://www.PlayYourCARDs.ca
#ItDoesntHavetoHurt
Post 3
CARD is a patient-centered tool adopted by health authorities across Canada to reduce stress-related #vaccination reactions.
Immunizers, #PlayYourCARDs for a positive vaccination experience! http://www.PlayYourCARDs.ca
#ItDoesntHavetoHurt
Post 4
Want a better #vaccination experience for you and your patients? #PlayYourCards!
CARD is an easy to use, evidence-based tool for improving vaccinations: http://www.PlayYourCARDs.ca
#PlayYourCARDs
#ItDoesntHavetoHurt
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Thank-you for helping improve an entire generation's relationship with needles.
Want to do more? Try our 4-day challenge!
Day 1
Today’s CARD: Comfort! Talk to your patients about what to expect before, during, and after vaccination so they feel less anxious & more prepared.
You have the power to improve an entire generation’s relationship with needles! Click here to find out how: http://www.PlayYourCARDs.ca
#PlayYourCARDs
#ItDoesntHavetoHurt
Day 2
Today’s CARD: Ask. Children ask a lot of questions. Be prepared to discuss things like what a needle feels like (don’t forget the numbing cream!), and why vaccinations are important for their long-term health.
You have the power to improve an entire generation’s relationship with needles! Click here to find out how: http://www.PlayYourCARDs.ca
#PlayYourCARDs
#ItDoesntHavetoHurt
Day 3
Helping children stay calm during vaccination is an evidence-based way to reduce pain.
Today’s CARD: Relax. Show patients how to take deep belly breaths, like they are getting ready to blow out birthday cake candles.
#PlayYourCARDs
#ItDoesntHavetoHurt
Day 4
#DYK watching a funny video or listening to music can help reduce pain during vaccination?
Today’s CARD: Distraction! Support your patients by encouraging distraction to create a more positive experience for everyone at the appointment.
#PlayYourCARDs
#ItDoesntHavetoHurt