Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 4, 2024
Abstract
The
global
rollout
of
COVID-19
vaccines
faces
a
significant
barrier
in
the
form
vaccine
hesitancy.
This
study
adopts
dynamic
and
network
perspective
to
explore
determinants
uptake
Hong
Kong,
focusing
on
multi-level
their
interconnections.
Following
framework
proposed
by
Strategic
Advisory
Group
Experts
(SAGE),
used
repeated
cross-sectional
surveys
map
these
at
multiple
levels
investigates
interconnections
simultaneously
sample
15,179
over
two
years.
results
highlight
nature
hesitancy
an
evolving
pandemic.
findings
suggest
that
confidence
attitudes
play
crucial
roles
vaccination
uptake,
with
importance
shifting
time.
initial
emphasis
safety
gradually
transitioned
heightened
consideration
effectiveness
later
stage.
also
highlights
impact
chronic
condition,
age,
case
numbers,
non-pharmaceutical
preventive
behaviours
uptake.
Higher
educational
attainment
being
married
were
associated
primary
booster
it
may
be
possible
leverage
groups
as
early
innovation
adopters.
Trust
government
acts
bridging
factor
linking
various
variables
networks
attitudes,
which
subsequently
closely
linked
provides
insights
for
designing
future
effective
programmes
changing
circumstances.
European
countries
are
still
searching
to
eliminate
or
contain
the
Covid-19
pandemic.
A
variety
of
approaches
have
achieved
different
levels
success
in
limiting
spread
disease
early
and
preventing
avoidable
deaths.
Governmental
policy
responses
may
explain
these
differences
this
study
aims
describe
evidence
about
effectiveness
containment
measures
throughout
course
pandemic
five
(France,
Germany,
Italy,
Spain
UK).
JMIR Public Health and Surveillance,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
9, С. e43893 - e43893
Опубликована: Март 9, 2023
Background
A
life-course
immunization
approach
would
enhance
the
quality
of
life
across
all
age
groups
and
improve
societal
well-being.
The
herpes
zoster
(HZ)
vaccine
is
highly
recommended
for
older
adults
to
prevent
HZ
infection
related
complications.
proportions
willingness
receive
varies
countries,
various
kinds
factors,
including
sociodemographics
individual
perceptions,
influence
vaccinate.
Objective
We
aim
estimate
vaccination
rate
identify
factors
associated
with
uptake
World
Health
Organization
(WHO)
regions.
Methods
global
systematic
search
was
performed
on
PubMed,
Web
Science,
Cochrane
Library
papers
published
until
June
20,
2022.
Study
characteristics
were
extracted
each
included
study.
Using
double
arcsine
transformation,
rates
95%
CIs
pooled
reported.
analyzed
by
geographical
context.
Associated
also
summarized
based
Belief
Model
(HBM)
constructs.
Results
Of
26,942
identified
records,
13
(0.05%)
included,
covering
14,066
individuals
from
8
countries
in
4
WHO
regions
(Eastern
Mediterranean
Region,
European
Region
Americas,
Western
Pacific
Region).
55.74%
(95%
CI
40.85%-70.13%).
aged
≥50
years,
56.06%
willing
vaccine.
After
receiving
health
care
workers’
(HCWs)
recommendations,
75.19%
get
vaccine;
without
HCWs’
only
49.39%.
more
than
70%
Eastern
approximately
55%
Region.
highest
United
Arab
Emirates
lowest
China
Kingdom.
perception
severity
susceptibility
positively
willingness.
perceived
barriers
(main
reasons
unwillingness)
low
trust
effectiveness
vaccine,
concerns
about
safety,
financial
concerns,
being
unaware
vaccine’s
availability.
Older
individuals,
those
having
lower
education,
or
income
levels
less
likely
be
vaccinated.
Conclusions
Only
1
2
showed
a
vaccinated
against
HZ.
Our
findings
show
critical
role
HCWs
play
promoting
vaccination.
Monitoring
necessary
inform
public
decision-making.
These
provide
insights
designing
future
programs.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
15(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 4, 2024
Abstract
The
global
rollout
of
COVID-19
vaccines
faces
a
significant
barrier
in
the
form
vaccine
hesitancy.
This
study
adopts
dynamic
and
network
perspective
to
explore
determinants
uptake
Hong
Kong,
focusing
on
multi-level
their
interconnections.
Following
framework
proposed
by
Strategic
Advisory
Group
Experts
(SAGE),
used
repeated
cross-sectional
surveys
map
these
at
multiple
levels
investigates
interconnections
simultaneously
sample
15,179
over
two
years.
results
highlight
nature
hesitancy
an
evolving
pandemic.
findings
suggest
that
confidence
attitudes
play
crucial
roles
vaccination
uptake,
with
importance
shifting
time.
initial
emphasis
safety
gradually
transitioned
heightened
consideration
effectiveness
later
stage.
also
highlights
impact
chronic
condition,
age,
case
numbers,
non-pharmaceutical
preventive
behaviours
uptake.
Higher
educational
attainment
being
married
were
associated
primary
booster
it
may
be
possible
leverage
groups
as
early
innovation
adopters.
Trust
government
acts
bridging
factor
linking
various
variables
networks
attitudes,
which
subsequently
closely
linked
provides
insights
for
designing
future
effective
programmes
changing
circumstances.
