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Vaccine Hesitancy

Vaccine hesitancy denotes the hesitation or refusal to vaccinate despite vaccines being available. It stems from several factors, including complacency, lack of confidence, and convenience. Complacency occurs when individuals perceive low risks from vaccine-preventable diseases, leading to delays or avoidance of vaccinations. Lack of confidence arises from concerns about vaccine safety and effectiveness, often fueled by misinformation or distrust in healthcare systems. Convenience barriers, such as access issues or inconvenient vaccination schedules, also contribute to hesitancy. Addressing vaccine hesitancy requires targeted communication, education about vaccine benefits and safety, building trust in healthcare providers, and improving access to vaccination services. Overcoming vaccine hesitancy is crucial to achieving high vaccination rates and effectively preventing infectious diseases in communities.

  • Social Influence
  • Behavioral Interventions
  • Misinformation and Disinformation
  • Access and Convenience
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