BIP! Finder - COVID-19 Vaccine–Related Attitudes and Beliefs in Canada: National Cross-sectional Survey and Cluster Analysis

2021 • COVID-19 Vaccine–Related Attitudes and Beliefs in Canada: National Cross-sectional Survey and Cluster Analysis

Authors: Jamie L Benham; Omid Atabati; Robert J Oxoby; Mehdi Mourali; Blake Shaffer; Hasan Sheikh; Jean-Christophe Boucher; Cora Constantinescu; Jeanna Parsons Leigh; Noah M Ivers; Scott C Ratzan; Madison M Fullerton; Theresa Tang; Braden J Manns; Deborah A Marshall; Jia Hu; Raynell Lang

Venue: JMIR Public Health and Surveillance

Type: Publication

Abstract: Background There are concerns that vaccine hesitancy may impede COVID-19 vaccine rollout and prevent the achievement of herd immunity. Vaccine hesitancy is a delay in acceptance or refusal of vaccines despite their availability. Objective We aimed to identify which people are more and less likely to take a COVID-19 vaccine and factors associated with vaccine hesitancy to inform public health messaging. Methods A Canadian cross-sectional survey was conducted in Canada in October and November 2020, prior to the regulatory approval of the COVID-19... (read more)

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3.8218623E-8 4.255605E-9 38 36

/ Attention: 0 39

Topics: Family medicine Environmental health

DOI: 10.2196/30424

External links: Crossref OpenAIRE

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