The Middle Tennessee Society of Human Resource Management (MTSHRM) and Middle Tennessee Employee Benefits Council (MTEBC) are joining forces to help human resource leaders positively influence colleagues, friends and family members by building their confidence in the vaccines.

Employee testimonials can be powerful tools to encourage vaccination.

Tennesseans age 16 and older are eligible to get COVID-19 vaccines. You can schedule yours today with Vanderbilt Health, even if you've not been a patient with Vanderbilt before.

Vanderbilt Health has been joined by two country music superstars to promote awareness of the COVID-19 vaccines.

Several divisions of Vanderbilt Health are offering learning opportunities on the latest updates on COVID-19 vaccines and strategies for work in a post-pandemic world.

Spring is a great season to renew your commitment to better health, and now is the perfect time to encourage your employees and health plan members to schedule their annual preventive screenings.

Vanderbilt University Medical Center continues to bring personalized care to Middle Tennessee neighborhoods with the opening of a new 31,000-square-foot facility in Hendersonville. Vanderbilt Health Hendersonville offers adult outpatient specialty care, pediatric specialty care and imaging services to Sumner and surrounding counties.

A study by Vanderbilt researchers was key to new recommendations from the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force that will nearly double the number of people eligible for lung cancer screening.

An upcoming webinar for employers will detail some of the success stories of Vanderbilt's MyHealth Bundles, and a recent Catalyst for Payment Reform webinar described how the program has been a win for employees of Metro Nashville Public Schools.

While growing numbers of people have received the vaccine recently, some need more information before they are willing to get it. Here are five ways to build confidence.