Adaptable Educational Strategy for a Community Intervention: Raising Vaccination Awareness in Yaguate, Dominican Republic.

This dataset contains the structural and pedagogical design of a 45-minute community health intervention titled "Vacúnate" as part of the Niño Sano community project. The Medical School of the Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña developed the project to be implemented in the rural community of Yaguate, San Cristobal, targeting families and young adults. The material includes a detailed logistics plan for the 45-minute intervention, which is divided into five stages: a diagnostic pre-test, a session on vaccine fundamentals, a session on debunking myths, a session on lifelong immunization schedules, and a post-test to measure impact.
The data highlights a dual-plan strategy (Plan A utilizes digital resources, while Plan B is designed for low-resource environments), ensuring the intervention's adaptability to various community settings, such as school classrooms or open-air courts. This dataset aims to provide medical and public health students with a replicable model to address vaccine reluctance and improve health literacy in underserved populations.