VCU’s COVID-19 Vaccine Decision Aid is a clinical decision support tool powered by

VCU's COVID-19 Vaccine Decision Aid consists of a set of questions and branching logic rules based on the users' selections. The web-based aid provides participants with a personalized recommendation on why the COVID-19 vaccine is important for them or if it isn’t appropriate.
Principle Investigators: Dr. Jeanine Guidry,  Dr. Bernard Fuemmeler
Institution: Virginia Commonwealth University
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