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COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy among different population groups in China: a national multicenter online survey.

Yiman HuangXiao-You SuWeijun XiaoHao WangMingyu SiWenjun WangXiaofen GuLi MaLi LiShaokai ZhangChunxia YangYanqin YuYoulin Qiao
Published in: BMC infectious diseases (2022)
Given recommendations from medical workers about vaccination can motivate people to accept COVID-19 vaccination, appropriate training in knowledge about vaccines and communication skills are necessary for them to increase public's willingness of vaccination. Reducing the spread of misinformation and disseminating facts in a timely and accurate way will likely reduce vaccine hesitancy. Moreover, to establish suitable communication strategies and information exchange platforms between the government and the public and a warning system on infodemic would be helpful to improve public's confidence in vaccination.
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