To support providers in addressing rising measles cases, we’ve created a short video PSA available in seven languages commonly spoken in King County and other diverse communities. These videos are designed to be shared with patients and families to increase awareness about measles and the importance of MMR vaccination. Language access includes: English, Arabic, French, Lingala, Somali, Spanish, Swahili, and Ukrainian.
Each video features culturally and linguistically appropriate messaging that addresses common concerns and emphasizes the safety and effectiveness of the vaccine.
Key message points include:
Measles is highly contagious and spreading
The MMR vaccine is safe, effective, and long-lasting
Vaccination protects individuals and the community
Free or low-cost vaccines are available
Suggested use for providers:
Video playback in waiting areas or exam rooms
Share videos during patient appointments
Include video links in clinic newsletters or text outreach
Tuberculosis (TB) is a serious bacterial infection that affects the lungs and can spread to others if left untreated. Many people are unaware that TB exists in two forms: latent TB infection (LTBI) and active TB disease. Early screening and treatment can prevent the spread of TB and protect community health.
To ensure that non-English-speaking community members receive accurate information about TB, we have created multilingual public service announcements (PSAs). These short videos provide essential details about TB screening, treatment, and prevention in multiple languages. Health care providers and community organizations are encouraged to share these PSAs with individuals who may be at risk.
What You’ll Learn in These Videos
Each PSA explains;
The difference between latent TB infection and active TB disease
The importance of TB screening, especially for people from countries where TB is common
Recommended TB blood tests, including interferon-gamma release assays (IGRA) like QuantiFERON
The connection between HIV and TB and why dual screening is important
Treatment options for latent TB infection to prevent active TB disease
Encourage Screening & Testing
If you haven’t been screened for TB yet, talk to your primary care doctor or visit a local clinic. If you don’t have a primary care provider, King County Public Health TB program can help you find a place to get tested (HealthPoint, SeaMar, or Neighborcare). Visit the King County Community Health Access program for more assistance.
Taking care of your health starts with knowing your TB status. Together, we can prevent TB and keep our communities healthy!
Share the PSAs in Your Communities Language
We offer these PSAs in multiple languages to serve diverse communities. Click below to watch and share:
