Impact of information framing and vaccination characteristics on parental COVID-19 vaccine acceptance for children: a discrete choice experiment.
Kailu WangEliza Lai Yi WongAnnie Wai-Ling CheungVincent Chi-Ho ChungCharlene Hoi-Lam WongDong DongSamuel Yeung-Shan WongEng-Kiong YeohPublished in: European journal of pediatrics (2022)
• Loss-framing of information on vaccine effectiveness improves vaccine acceptance, while additional information on how the vaccine reduces death does not make a difference, which can be used to inform communication with the public in vaccination promotion. • The social norm (i.e., the vaccine uptake amongst other people) is important for increasing the parental vaccine acceptance rate.