As it is neither tropical, nor neglected (clearly!) how did this paper end up in #PLOSNTDs: Understanding COVID-19 vaccine demand and hesitancy: A nationwide online survey in China https://t.co/xAdcUkp5CB
Understanding COVID-19 vaccine demand and hesitancy: A nationwide online survey in China.
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- The study surveyed over 3,500 people in China in 2020 to understand their intentions and willingness to pay for the COVID-19 vaccine, finding most were likely to get vaccinated if they believed it reduced their risk and had fewer concerns about vaccine efficacy.
- People generally trusted and preferred domestically-made COVID-19 vaccines over foreign ones, with confidence in local vaccines being quite high; socioeconomic factors influenced how much they were willing to pay.
- The research used the Health Belief Model to explain vaccination rates and willingness to pay, emphasizing the importance of addressing barriers and promoting vaccine benefits to improve vaccination uptake.]
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COVID-19 Vaccine Demand and Hesitancy: A Nationwide Survey in China
This study surveyed over 3,500 people in China in 2020 to understand their vaccination intentions, willingness to pay, and factors influencing vaccine acceptance, highlighting the importance of trust in local vaccines…
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As it is neither tropical, nor neglected (clearly!) how did this paper end up in #PLOSNTDs: Understanding COVID-19 vaccine demand and hesitancy: A nationwide online survey in China https://t.co/xAdcUkp5CB