Vaccines,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
9(12), P. 1474 - 1474
Published: Dec. 13, 2021
As
of
March
2020,
the
time
when
coronavirus
disease
2019
(COVID-19)
caused
by
severe
acute
respiratory
syndrome
2
(SARS-CoV-2)
became
a
pandemic,
our
existence
has
been
threatened
and
lives
millions
have
claimed.
With
this
ongoing
global
issue,
vaccines
are
considered
paramount
importance
in
curtailing
outbreak
probably
prime
gamble
to
bring
us
back
'ordinary
life'.
To
date,
more
than
200
vaccine
candidates
produced,
many
which
were
approved
Food
Drug
Administration
(FDA)
for
emergency
use,
with
research
discovery
phase
their
production
process
passed
over.
Capering
such
chief
practice
COVID-19
development,
manufacturing
at
an
unprecedented
speed
brought
challenges
into
play
raised
remonstrance.
In
review,
we
highlight
relevant
dissemination,
deployment,
particularly
level
large-scale
distribution.
We
also
delineate
public
perception
on
vaccination
outline
main
facets
affecting
people's
willingness
get
vaccinated.
Journal of Korean Medical Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
38(44)
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Social
isolation
and
control
owing
to
coronavirus
disease
2019
(COVID-19)
are
easing;
however,
concerns
regarding
new
infectious
diseases
have
not
disappeared.
Given
epidemic
experiences
such
as
severe
acute
respiratory
syndrome
(SARS),
the
influenza
pandemic,
Middle
East
(MERS),
COVID-19,
it
is
necessary
prepare
for
outbreak
of
situations
in
which
large-scale
vaccinations
required.
Although
development
vaccines
against
COVID-19
has
contributed
greatly
overcoming
concerning
vaccine
side
effects
from
general
public,
including
medical
personnel,
decreased
confidence
efficacy
effects,
present
many
challenges
promoting
educating
future.
In
addition
plans
develop
diseases,
education
promotion
administer
latest
developments
public.
Moreover,
efforts
needed
secure
necessity,
legitimacy,
evidence
rapid
vaccination
on
a
large
scale
at
national
level.
It
also
carefully
scientific
bases
explanatory
statements
so
that
public
can
easily
understand
them.
This
study
aimed
establish
strategies
may
occur
Many
ways
promote
healthcare
workers
should
be
prepared
ensure
administered
safely.
Thus,
safety
based
specific
data
clinical
studies
necessary.
Human Vaccines & Immunotherapeutics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
20(1)
Published: Feb. 12, 2024
Although
COVID-19
vaccine
uptake
was
high
in
Quebec
for
the
primary
series,
acceptance
decreased
subsequent
booster
doses.
This
article
presents
evolution
of
intention,
self-reported
vaccination
behaviors,
and
hesitancy
over
2
years.
A
series
cross-sectional
surveys
were
conducted
between
March
2020
2023,
with
a
representative
sample
3,330
adults
recruited
biweekly
via
Web
panel.
Panelists
could
have
answered
multiple
times
course
project.
cohort
respondents
created
to
assess
how
attitudes
behaviors
about
vaccines
evolved.
Descriptive
statistics
multivariate
logistic
regressions
performed.
Among
1,914
individuals
no
or
low
intention
getting
vaccinated
Fall
2021
(Period
1),
1,476
(77%)
reported
having
received
at
least
two
doses
Winter
2023
2).
Not
believing
conspiracy
theory
(OR
=
2.08,
95%
CI:
1.65–2.64),
being
worried
catching
2.12,
1.65–2.73)
not
living
rural
area
(ORs
other
areas
are
2.27,
1.58–3.28;
1.66,
1.23–2.26;
1.82
1.23–2.73)
three
main
factors
associated
Period
2.
11,117
hesitant
1,
1,335
(12%)
became
The
significantly
becoming
adherence
theories
2.28,
1.95–2.66),
female
1.67,
1.48–1.90)
younger
than
65
years
old
(the
ORs
18–34,
35–49,
50–64
compared
2.82,
2.32–3.44;
2.39,
2.00–2.86
1.82,
1.55–2.15
respectively).
As
pandemic
is
over,
monitoring
will
be
important.
PLoS ONE,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
19(6), P. e0305993 - e0305993
Published: June 25, 2024
The
propensity
to
accept
vaccines
and
factors
that
affect
vaccine
acceptance
hesitancy
will
determine
the
overall
success
of
COVID-19
vaccination
program.
Therefore,
countries
need
understand
influence
prevent
further
future
shocks,
it
is
necessary
have
a
thorough
understanding
these
factors.
As
result,
this
study
aims
review
selected
published
works
in
study’s
domain
conduct
valuable
analysis
most
influential
Ghana.
also
explored
rate
We
from
2021
April
2023
extracted,
analyzed,
summarized
findings
based
on
key
Ghana,
demographic
are
often
examined,
approach
used
examine
found
positive
perception,
safety,
belief
efficacy,
knowledge
COVID-19,
good
attitude
negative
side
effects
vaccines,
mistrust
vaccine,
lack
confidence
vaccine’s
fear,
spiritual
religious
beliefs
all
played
significant
roles
influencing
hesitancy.
For
study,
rates
observed
reviewed
articles
ranged
17.5%
82.6%.
parameters
frequently
included
studies
impact
include
educational
attainment,
gender,
affiliation,
age,
marital
status.
perceptions
concerns
about
its
influenced
Ghanaians’
Vaccine,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
41(24), P. 3673 - 3680
Published: May 1, 2023
Lower
COVID-19
vaccination
rates
have
been
observed
among
some
adult
immigrant
populations
in
Norway,
and
there
appears
to
be
an
association
with
sociodemographic
factors.
However,
knowledge
is
lacking
on
the
distribution
of
role
factors
adolescents.
This
study
aims
describe
adolescents
according
background,
household
income,
parental
education.
In
this
nationwide
registry
study,
we
analyzed
individual-level
data
(12–17
years)
from
Norwegian
Emergency
preparedness
register
for
until
September
15th,
2022.
We
estimated
incidence
rate
ratios
(IRR)
receiving
at
least
one
vaccine
dose
by
country
income
education,
using
Poisson
regression,
adjusting
age,
sex,
county.
The
sample
comprised
384,815
Foreign-born
Norwegian-born
foreign-born
parents,
had
lower
(57
%
58
%)
compared
parent
(84
%).
Vaccination
background
varied
88
(Vietnam)
31
(Russia).
Variation
associations
education
were
greater
12–15-year-olds
than
16–17-year-olds.
Household
positively
associated
vaccination.
Compared
lowest
category,
IRRs
ranged
1.07
(95
CI
1.06–1.09)
1.31
1.29–1.33)
12–15-year-olds,
1.06
1.04–1.07)
1.17
1.15–1.18)
For
IRR
1.08
1.18
1.17–1.20)
1.05
1.09
1.07–1.10)
age
group,
especially
Eastern
Europe
younger
rates.
Our
results
may
help
target
measures
increase
BMJ Open,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1), P. e077411 - e077411
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Objective
This
study
aims
to
understand
reasons
for
vaccine
hesitancy
(VH)
among
general
practioners
(GPs)
and
paediatricians.
We
aim
analyse
how
when
the
healthcare
workers
(HCWs)
developed
vaccine-hesitant
views
they
transfer
these
patients.
Design
setting
Semistructured
interviews
with
GPs
paediatricians
were
conducted
in
Austria
Germany
using
an
explorative
qualitative
research
design.
Participants
contacted
41
physicians
through
letters
emails
10
agreed
participate,
five
male
female.
Data
collection
analysis
Ten
recorded,
transcribed
verbatim
anonymised.
The
material
was
analysed
inductively
following
a
grounded
theory
approach
open
coding
software
atlas.ti.
Results
Key
themes
that
identified
education
career
path,
understanding
of
medicine
medical
profession,
experiences
vaccines,
doctor–patient
interactions
continuous
activities
link
VH.
paediatricians’
attitudes
during
their
training
and,
particular,
extracurricular
homeopathy,
which
most
participants
completed.
Most
work
private
practices
rather
than
contracts
social
insurance
because
are
not
satisfied
health
system.
Furthermore,
critical
biomedicine.
interview
partners
do
consider
themselves
antivaccination,
but
sceptical
towards
vaccines
especially
point
out
side
effects.
vaccinate
some
only
occasionally.
Their
often
fostered
respective
online
communities
HCWs.
Conclusions
More
studies
on
connection
between
complementary
HCWs
needed.
Education
about
infectious
diseases
healthworkers
must
increase
tailored
use
internet
media.
Physicians
should
be
made
aware
time
empathy
patients
could
have
positive
impact
undecided
parents
regarding
decisions.
American Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Innovation,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
3(1), P. 20 - 28
Published: Feb. 10, 2024
The
emergence
of
COVID-19
has
prompted
global
vaccination
campaigns
as
a
cornerstone
mitigation
strategies.
Understanding
the
factors
influencing
vaccine
uptake
is
essential
for
designing
targeted
interventions
to
enhance
immunization
coverage.
A
cross-sectional
study
was
conducted
in
northern
Bangladesh,
involving
1564
respondents
aged
12
years
and
above.
Data
on
motivations
socio-demographic
characteristics
were
collected
through
structured
interviews.
Descriptive
statistics
multivariate
logistic
regression
analyses
employed
explore
associations
between
motivations.
identified
two
key
uptake:
belief
vaccine’s
efficacy
reducing
risk
contracting
virus
feeling
safe
engage
daily
activities
after
vaccination.
Socio-demographic
such
age,
education
level,
occupation,
marital
status,
disease
status
significantly
associated
with
these
This
sheds
light
driving
Bangladesh
highlights
importance
addressing
disparities
acceptance.
Targeted
aimed
at
improving
confidence
accessibility
are
crucial
promoting
widespread
combating
pandemic.
Further
research
needed
additional
behavior
assess
long-term
impact
public
health
outcomes.
Vaccines,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(4), P. 414 - 414
Published: April 14, 2024
The
emergence
of
novel
coronavirus
mutations
and
signs
the
waning
immunity
provided
by
COVID-19
vaccines
underscore
importance
regular
vaccination.
This
study
aimed
to
investigate
prevalence
vaccination
hesitancy
factors
that
influence
it
among
patients
with
asthma
or
chronic
obstructive
pulmonary
disease
(COPD)
who
visited
primary
care
centers.
cross-sectional
was
conducted
in
six
healthcare
centers
Crete,
Greece
(October–December
2023).
Participants
completed
a
questionnaire,
which
included
questions
about
socio-demographic
characteristics,
health
status,
previous
booster
vaccination,
attitudes,
beliefs
Multivariate
logistic
regression
used
identify
influenced
vaccine
hesitancy.
Of
264
participants,
65%
exhibited
towards
Female
gender,
middle
age,
lower
educational
attainment,
depression
diagnosis,
concerns
side
effects,
lack
confidence
efficacy,
reliance
on
media
information
were
positively
associated
Conversely,
those
having
cardiovascular
type
2
diabetes,
generally
adhering
recommendations
treating
physician,
previously
received
flu
more
than
three
doses
vaccinations.
Consequently,
our
findings
could
help
develop
strategies
potentially
reduce
COPD.
BMC Public Health,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
24(1)
Published: Feb. 20, 2024
Abstract
Background
Germans
hesitated
to
get
vaccinated
with
AstraZeneca
in
the
COVID-19
pandemic
after
reports
of
blood
clots.
Methods
In
two
preregistered
online
experiments
stratified
randomization
(Study
1
N
=
824,
Study
2:
1,056),
we
tested
whether
providing
evidence-based
benefit-risk
information
reduces
perceived
risk
vaccine
and
probability
clots
due
increases
vaccination
intention.
1,
participants
saw
no
infographic
(control)
or
one
infographics
(low
vs.
high
exposure
varied
by
underlying
incidence
rates).
2
additionally
design
displaying
(presented
as
table,
circle
icons,
manikin-like
icons).
Results
The
decreased
perception
compared
1:
Cohens
d
0.31,
95%
CI
[0.14,
0.48];
0.34,
[0.06,
0.62]),
but
it
did
not
influence
0.05,
[-0.23,
0.33]).
Also,
affect
2).
intention
was
affected
viewing
0.04,
[-0.13,
0.21];
[-0.24,
0.32])
nor
presented
infection
rate
0.07,
[-0.09,
0.24],
0.01,
[-0.12,
0.15])
perceptions,
sociodemographic
characteristics,
confidence
vaccine,
preference
for
alternative
vaccines.
Conclusions
helped
putting
vaccinations
into
perspective.
Nevertheless,
objective
alone
that
low
preexisting
lacking
confidence.
