Vaccine hesitancy among healthcare providers at the beginning of a pandemic: the case of COVID-19 vaccines
F Algabbani, O Alomeir, M Alhussayen… - Saudi Journal of Health …, 2022 - karger.com
Background: Trust in vaccines is a major global health issue. This study aimed to assess
vaccine hesitancy among healthcare providers. Methods: This was a multicenter cross-
sectional survey conducted among healthcare providers in Riyadh between October and
November of 2020. COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy was assessed using eight structured items
adapted from the 5Cs. Results: About 34.6%(95% CI: 27.6–42.4%) of participants were
willing to vaccinate against COVID-19, and 44%(95% CI: 36.5–51.9%) will recommend the …
vaccine hesitancy among healthcare providers. Methods: This was a multicenter cross-
sectional survey conducted among healthcare providers in Riyadh between October and
November of 2020. COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy was assessed using eight structured items
adapted from the 5Cs. Results: About 34.6%(95% CI: 27.6–42.4%) of participants were
willing to vaccinate against COVID-19, and 44%(95% CI: 36.5–51.9%) will recommend the …
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FAOAM Alhussayenc, A Algabbanid - 2022 - academia.edu
Background: Trust in vaccines is a major global health issue. This study aimed to assess
vaccine hesitancy among healthcare providers. Methods: This was a multicenter cross-
sectional survey conducted among healthcare providers in Riyadh between October and
November of 2020. COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy was assessed using eight structured items
adapted from the 5Cs. Results: About 34.6%(95% CI: 27.6–42.4%) of participants were
willing to vaccinate against COVID-19, and 44%(95% CI: 36.5–51.9%) will recommend the …
vaccine hesitancy among healthcare providers. Methods: This was a multicenter cross-
sectional survey conducted among healthcare providers in Riyadh between October and
November of 2020. COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy was assessed using eight structured items
adapted from the 5Cs. Results: About 34.6%(95% CI: 27.6–42.4%) of participants were
willing to vaccinate against COVID-19, and 44%(95% CI: 36.5–51.9%) will recommend the …
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