Scenario: In a rural community, a primary health care nurse is conducting a door-to-door vaccination campaign to address a recent outbreak of measles. The nurse notices that many parents are hesitant to vaccinate their children due to misinformation. The nurse decides to organize an educational seminar to address these concerns. What approach should the nurse take to effectively communicate the importance of vaccination? Options: A) Use complex medical terms to explain the effectiveness of vaccines. B) Distribute printed materials without engaging in direct conversation. C) Employ a culturally sensitive communication strategy, using simple language and visual aids. D) Recommend vaccination without providing any rationale.

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