Trends in Pediatrics,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
4(2), С. 120 - 126
Опубликована: Июнь 15, 2023
Objective:
The
study
aimed
to
determine
the
attitudes
of
parents
with
children
aged
0-5
years
towards
protecting
their
from
COVID-19,
rate
those
who
hesitated
have
vaccinated,
and
factors
causing
hesitation.
Methods:
In
this
descriptive,
cross-sectional
study,
we
conducted
a
survey
July
2021
May
2022.
Results:
Four
hundred
sixty-four
age
were
analyzed.
mean
participants
was
34.6
±
7.3
number
1.79
0.78,
majority
(72%)
which
mothers.
main
source
information
for
COVID-19
television
channels
(68.5%).
Parents
most
often
chose
wash
hands
(91%)
prevent
contracting
COVID-19.
Fifty-seven
percent
parents,
especially
whose
social
media
platforms
(OR
1.45
[1-2.1],
p=
0.048),
distrusted
measures
they
took
Fifty-one
hospital
transmission
55%
hesitant
get
vaccinated
Increasing
parental
1.02
[1.01-1.05],
0.040),
having
family
member
has
had
1.47
[1.01-2.16],
0.043),
parents’
trust
in
2.04
[1.41-2.91],
0.001)
increased
desire
vaccinate
against
Conclusion:
Considering
that
vaccination
is
important
step
preventing
infection,
provided
by
reliable
authorities
can
help
increase
acceptance
rates.
Frontiers in Pediatrics,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
10
Опубликована: Ноя. 24, 2022
The
acceptance
of
vaccination
against
COVID-19
among
parents
young
children
plays
a
significant
role
in
controlling
the
current
pandemic.
A
wide
range
factors
that
influence
vaccine
hesitancy
adults
has
been
reported
worldwide,
but
less
attention
given
to
children.
Vaccine
is
considered
major
challenge
achieving
herd
immunity,
and
it
more
challenging
as
they
remain
deeply
concerned
about
their
child's
health.
In
this
context,
systematic
review
literature
inevitable
assess
ensure
successful
ongoing
program.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
20(3), С. 1909 - 1909
Опубликована: Янв. 20, 2023
Children
with
cerebral
palsy
(CP)
are
at
a
greater
risk
of
respiratory
complications
from
coronavirus
disease
2019
(COVID-19).
Therefore,
this
study
aimed
to
assess
COVID-19
vaccine
hesitancy
(VH)
among
parents
CP
children
in
Egypt,
using
the
Arabic
version
Parental
Attitude
about
Childhood
Vaccination
(PACV)
questionnaire.
This
cross-sectional
survey
was
conducted
outpatient
clinics
two
hospitals
Cairo,
Egypt.
Parents
were
recruited
simple
random
sampling
technique.
A
total
321
enrolled;
more
than
half
them
mothers
(61.37%);
and
majority
Egyptians
(87.23%)
living
urban
areas
(84.42%).
Nearly
70%
hesitant
administer
their
children.
multiple
linear
regression
model
revealed
that
PACV
mean
scores
lower
following
categories:
(1)
who
could
pay
back
loans,
compared
those
not
loans
reported
insufficient
income
(β
=
−2.39,
p
0.030);
(2)
non-Egyptian
−1.54,
0.002);
(3)
fully
vaccinated
against
themselves
or
had
intention
receive
complete
vaccination
−6.28,
<
0.001);
(4)
give
−3.04,
(5)
whose
received
routine
vaccines
−2.86,
0.045).
After
adjusting
for
other
covariates,
parental
status
0.001)
experienced
COVID-19-related
death
family
−1.75,
showed
significantly
scores.
However,
higher
infection
2.77,
sure
2.94,
0.001).
Our
findings
suggest
need
increase
acceptance
vulnerable
reduce
negative
consequences
COVID-19.
PLoS ONE,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
20(1), С. e0317983 - e0317983
Опубликована: Янв. 27, 2025
Introduction
Although
COVID-19
vaccines
have
been
recommended
for
children
and
adolescents
since
2021,
suboptimal
vaccination
uptake
has
documented.
No
previous
systematic
review/meta-analysis
(SRMA)
investigated
parents’
willingness
to
administer
their
in
Saudi
Arabia.
Accordingly,
this
SRMA
aimed
estimate
immunize
with
Arabia
identify
reasons
determinants
influencing
decisions.
Methods
This
adhered
the
PRISMA
guidelines
protocol
was
registered
on
PROSPERO
(ID:
CRD42023492760).
An
extensive
search
performed
across
electronic
databases
including
Pub
Med,
Med
Central,
ISI
Web
of
science,
Science
Core
Collection,
Medline,
KCI-Korean
Journal
Database,
ProQuest,
SciELO,
relevant
studies
published
from
January
1,
2020
October
30,
2023.
A
random-effects
model
utilized
pooled
effects
considering
expected
variability
studies.
Heterogeneity,
risk
bias,
publication
bias
quality
were
considered
evaluated
by
appropriate
tests
ensure
robust
results.
Results
Twenty-five
30,844
parents
included.
The
overall
rate
who
intended
48.0%
(95%
CI:
41.0–54.0%)
high
heterogeneity
(
I
2
=
99.42%).
main
reason
vaccinate
protect
child,
family
community
COVID-19.
Perceived
efficacy/safety
most
significant
associated
children.
Conclusion
first
which
emphasized
priority
focus
vaccine-related
factors
as
main/key
strategy
vaccines’
drivers
convince
a
logical
way
based
accurate
cumulative
emerging
scientific
data
about
efficacy
safety
optimize
children/adolescents.
can
provide
valuable
insights
development
evidence-based
policies
improve
parental
children,
is
crucial
controlling
SARS-CoV-2
spread
promoting
herd
immunity
particularly
if
virus
continues
pose
major
threat.
Journal of Epidemiology and Global Health,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
15(1)
Опубликована: Фев. 5, 2025
This
observational
prospective
cross-sectional
study
was
conducted
during
the
last
4
months
of
COVID-19
pandemic
to
determine
whether
parental
hesitancy
vaccinate
their
children
against
had
improved
compared
earlier
studies
in
other
countries
showing
high
levels
hesitancy.
Methods:
Parents
were
surveyed
from
January
until
May
16,
2023,
at
two
tertiary
medical
centers
Beirut,
American
University
Beirut
Medical
Center
(AUBMC)
and
Saint
George
Hospital
(SGHUMC).
Results:
The
enrolled
950
participants,
predominantly
mothers
(79.6%)
aged
30–49
(79%),
highly
educated
parents
(69.8%
62.2%
fathers
university
graduates).
Although
routine
childhood
vaccinations
received
remarkable
acceptance
(98.3%),
there
considerable
towards
pediatric
(56.4%).
Only
9.4%
vaccinated
all
eligible
children.
main
concern
vaccine's
safety
perceived
lack
testing
(p
<
0.001).
Other
factors
gender,
vaccination
status,
children's
age.
In
adjusted
model,
a
higher
rate
vaccine
(AOR:
1.746
[1.059–2.878],
p
=
0.029).
Similarly,
2.703,
0.001)
12–17
4.450,
more
acceptance.
Conclusion:
study's
findings
indicate
persistently
level
for
despite
than
years
positive
global
experience
with
vaccine.
Raising
awareness
about
effectiveness
would
address
this
mitigate
impact
on
health
well-being.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
20(2), С. 1345 - 1345
Опубликована: Янв. 11, 2023
Simultaneously
with
the
development
of
COVID-19
vaccination
plan
for
minors,
it
is
critical
to
understand
reasons
related
parental
hesitancy.
This
study
aims
determine
associated
hesitancy
among
parents,
and
prevalence
characteristics
parents
who
are
hesitant
allow
their
children
aged
between
5
11
years
old
be
administered
vaccines.
A
web-based
questionnaire
was
used
perform
this
May
2022
September
in
Saudi
Arabia
(SA).
Several
factors,
personal
social,
affected
participants'
willingness
vaccinate
The
age
found
have
a
significant
impact
on
decision
children.
Those
40-49
were
most
willing
(almost
41%)
compared
those
50
or
older
resistant
vaccination.
Female
participants
more
vaccinating
male
counterparts.
Saudis
non-Saudi
participants.
private
sector-employed
(16.6%),
followed
by
working
governmental
sector
(13.8%).
About
40.7%
non-healthcare
workers
minor
healthcare
(8.7%).
In
conclusion,
presents
several
factors
that
affect
SA.
These
should
properly
addressed
when
developing
public
health
strategies
promote
Vaccines,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
11(2), С. 250 - 250
Опубликована: Янв. 22, 2023
Vaccines
are
an
important
part
of
the
COVID-19
pandemic
response
plan.
This
study
was
undertaken
to
find
out
percentage
supporters
in
Saudi
population
for
vaccination
among
children,
and
assess
population's
perceptions
towards
children.This
nationwide
adopted
a
cross-sectional
survey
adult
participants,
conducted
by
trained
medical
students.
The
anonymous
questionnaire
published
on
social
media
tools.
Statistical
analysis
using
two-tailed
tests.Six
hundred
twenty
(620)
participants
were
recruited
this
study.
Nearly
17.0%
had
chronic
health
problem/comorbidity.
About
28.7%
reported
having
infection.
vaccine
received
94.7%
respondents.
majority
(89.0%)
wanted
get
third
dose.
There
statistically
significant
association
between
participant's
attitudes
getting
vaccinated
themselves,
their
attitude
children's
vaccination.
Vaccine
newness,
as
reason
hesitating
vaccinated,
most
non-vaccine
supporters.
False
religious
beliefs
found
significantly
influence
opposing
vaccination.Health
professionals
policy
makers
should
implement
support
strategies
ensure
children
against
COVID-19.
They
also
need
educate
parents
families
regarding
importance
Healthcare,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
11(7), С. 972 - 972
Опубликована: Март 29, 2023
Objectives:
This
study
aims
to
assess
COVID-19
vaccine
acceptance,
uptake,
and
hesitancy
among
parents
caregivers
of
children
in
Saudi
Arabia
during
the
initial
rollout
pediatric
vaccination.
Methods:
An
electronic
survey
was
used
collect
data
from
participants
who
visited
a
center.
The
included
demographic
data,
status
their
children,
reasons
for
acceptance
or
rejection.
Vaccine
Hesitancy
Scale
(VHS)
tool
also
employed
attitudes
toward
routine
childhood
Multivariate
binary
regression
analysis
identify
predictors
actual
uptake
children.
Results:
Of
873
respondents
analysis,
61.5%
were
38.5%
other
caregivers.
participants,
96.9%
had
received
vaccine.
Six
hundred
ninety-four
accepted
with
main
being
an
endorsement
by
Ministry
Health
(60%)
importance
going
back
school
(55%).
One
seventy-nine
would
not
vaccinate
most
common
fear
adverse
effects
(49%)
inadequate
about
safety
(48%).
Factors
such
as
age,
vaccination
status,
self-rated
family
commitment
level,
children’s
vaccines,
participants’
generalized
anxiety
disorder
(GAD7)
score
did
significantly
correlate
status.
Parents
less
likely
compared
caregivers,
higher
socioeconomic
more
Conclusion:
high
Arabia.
Still,
ongoing
healthcare
authorities
should
continue
advocate
better
Journal of Pharmaceutical Policy and Practice,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
15(1)
Опубликована: Окт. 6, 2022
To
promote
an
acceptance
rate
of
COVID-19
immunization
among
Thai
children,
concerns
about
parental
vaccination
hesitancy
should
be
urgently
studied.
This
study
aimed
to
examine
the
(PVh)
level
and
influencing
factors
parents
children
5-18
years
age.This
cross-sectional
survey
was
conducted
in
Thailand
during
May
June
2022.
The
Google
forms
for
data
collection
were
distributed
(a
father,
a
mother,
or
one
who
nurtures
raises
child)
via
various
online
social
media.
Data
regarding
PVh
level,
relevant
attitudes,
experiences
(EC&V),
family
contexts
(FC)
collected
analyzed
using
descriptive
statistics.
Mann-Whitney
U
test
used
compare
differences
groups
based
on
EC&V
FC.
assessed
by
multiple
regression
analysis.Four
hundred
eighty-eight
completed
questionnaire.
Their
median
(IQR)
age
41
(35-47)
years.
They
lived
different
provinces
from
all
regions
across
Thailand.
Ninety
percent
them
authorized
persons
make
decision
vaccination.
Fifty-eight
respondents
had
vaccine
hesitancy,
defined
as
at
moderate
above.
Parents
ever
refused
themselves
vaccinate
their
against
any
other
diseases
statistically
significant
higher
levels
(p
value
<
0.001).
Conversely,
finished
initial
lower
with
statistical
significance
=
Attitude
towards
(AC),
attitude
(AV),
perceived
behavioral
control
(PC)
negatively
influenced
significance,
according
results
analysis
(Betas
-
0.307,
0.123,
0.232,
respectively).COVID-19
commonly
found
parents.
multifaceted.
Different
vaccinations
associated
PVhs.
attitudes
especially
AC,
AV,
PC
PVh.
These
findings
exploited
national
local
policy
planning
well
public
campaigns.
Vaccines,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
10(12), С. 1979 - 1979
Опубликована: Ноя. 22, 2022
To
manage
the
COVID-19
outbreak,
WHO
recommends
adult
and
child
vaccination.
Vaccine
skepticism
has
been
a
major
worldwide
health
concern
for
decades,
situation
is
worsening.
The
primary
purpose
of
this
study
was
to
investigate
parental
willingness
vaccinate
their
children
(aged
5
11
years)
against
describe
its
relationship
with
attitude,
barriers,
facilitators,
sources
knowledge
regarding
vaccine.
Methods:
From
February
March
2022,
community-based
cross-sectional
survey
undertaken
among
parents
Riyadh
city,
Saudi
Arabia.
We
employed
convenient
sampling
procedure
gather
required
sample.
Using
Raosoft
sample
size
calculator,
minimum
385
determined
based
on
95%
confidence
level,
5%
margin
error,
precision
level.
data
were
analyzed
using
version
26
SPSS.
A
p-value
less
than
0.05
judged
statistically
significant.
Chi-square
test
likelihood
ratio
utilized
between
socio-demographic
characteristics,
driving
factors,
vaccine
hesitancy.
hesitancy
associated
factors
identified
multivariate
binary
logistic
regression.
total
528
replies
received.
majority
respondents
mothers
(77.7%),
aged
40
years
(67.8%),
married
(91.5%),
nationals
(96.2%),
college
graduates
(70.6%),
monthly
family
income
more
SAR
10,000
(46.4%),
non-healthcare
professionals
(84.7%),
in
government
sector
(33.7%),
three
(23.3%),
(88.7%).
little
half
(55.7%)
exhibited
considerable
vaccination
About
16.28%
willing
as
soon
possible,
compared
38.44%
who
had
no
interest
whatsoever
greater
proportion
unemployed
unwilling
children.
Parents
higher
(above
10,000),
worked
healthcare
professionals,
whose
suffered
from
chronic
conditions
significantly
ready
COVID-19.
aware
anti-vaccination
campaigns
vaccinated
childhood
vaccines
also
much
likely
Most
(66.9%)
obtained
information
via
Ministry
Health
website,
followed
by
social
media
(48.1%).
vaccine’s
novelty
dearth
reliable
about
safety
(65%)
insufficient
effectiveness
(36.2%)
reasons
not
vaccinating
COVID-19,
whereas
preventing
contracting
(55.9%)
mandate
(38.8%)
Conclusions:
There
significant
immunize
involve
educate
parents,
multi-component
interventions
must
be
developed
implemented.