Covid-19 pandemic, R&amp;D, vaccines, and the urgent need of UBUNTU practice

Homma, Akira; Carvalho, Antônio Carlos Campos de; Fialho, Beatriz de Castro; Gadelha, Carlos Augusto Grabois; Toscano, Cristiana M.; Krieger, Marco Aurélio; Siqueira, Marilda M.; Goldbaum, Moisés; Lima, Nísia Verônica Trindade; Savino, Wilson

doi:10.1016/j.lana.2021.100020

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“…As such, every effort should be made to improve the health and well-being of citizens. Today, such an endeavor requires rethinking, at least in part, the strategies to mitigate and overcome this pandemic (Homma et al, 2021). Laboratories are called upon to optimize the management of relational benefits with healthcare professionals and citizens.…”

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Exploring the impact of trust dimensions on COVID-19 vaccination intention and behavior: A quantitative analysis

Ayeb,

Zoghlami,

Rached

2023

Int. j. adv. appl. sci.

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The rapid proliferation of COVID-19 vaccines has emerged as a pivotal strategy to combat the ongoing pandemic. Vaccine hesitancy, influenced by various vaccine-related factors, significantly impacts the adoption of COVID-19 vaccination. Misinformation contributes to vaccine distrust and hinders individuals' willingness to receive the vaccine. Despite its critical importance, there remains a paucity of comprehensive studies focusing on the determinants of vaccine confidence, leading to a deficiency in implementation research aimed at understanding and modifying individuals' behavior towards COVID-19 vaccination. This research endeavors to examine the influence of three key dimensions of trust in the COVID-19 vaccine, namely vaccine reliability, transparency in information dissemination, and pharmaceutical laboratory investment in innovation, on individuals' intention to receive the vaccine. Furthermore, we investigate the repercussions of these dimensions on actual COVID-19 vaccination behavior. Our quantitative study comprises a sample of 240 participants and employs a rigorous analytical approach. The findings underscore that individuals' intent to vaccinate against COVID-19 is positively affected by all three trust dimensions, i.e., drug reliability, innovation investment, and information transparency. Importantly, this intention positively correlates with actual vaccination behavior. This study substantiates the utility of the behavioral approach and the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) in elucidating vaccine hesitancy and the factors exerting influence on vaccine uptake.

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Exploring the impact of trust dimensions on COVID-19 vaccination intention and behavior: A quantitative analysis

Ayeb,

Zoghlami,

Rached

2023

Int. j. adv. appl. sci.

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“…This will certainly provide structural convergence among populations, thus reducing inequalities. Needless to say that such convergence must be accompanied by global solidarity with a true UBUNTU-based practice by all sectors, as recently proposed for vaccination against COVID-19 [ 23 ].…”

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Developing anti-helminth vaccines for people and cattle: (For)seeing the one health approach in action

Tendler,

Savino,

Almeida

2023

One Health

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“…Isso não significa dizer que algumas variantes não possam ter maior potencial de transmissão, mas sim entender a transmissão, a um só tempo, como fenômeno biológico e social. O próprio fenômeno da vacina e da vacinação poderia ser mais bem analisado à luz do conceito de fato social total 38 .…”

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Pandemia e interdisciplinaridade: desafios para a saúde coletiva

Lima

2022

Saúde debate

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RESUMO Este artigo discute o papel da interdisciplinaridade na análise e no enfrentamento da crise sanitária e social global suscitada pela pandemia de Covid-19. Defende-se a necessidade de se repensarem as divisões entre mundo natural e sociedade, com destaque para a questão ambiental, e a nova conformação do campo da informação e comunicação e seus impactos na sociedade contemporânea. Entende-se a pandemia de Covid-19 como um fenômeno inteiramente novo que põe em evidência, por vezes em aceleração, uma série de tendências, mas que pode implicar inflexões e mudanças cujo rumo não está dado. Destaca-se a centralidade da área de saúde coletiva no esforço interdisciplinar para a definição de agendas científicas e, também, de propostas de políticas públicas. Conclui-se que o fortalecimento de pesquisas interdisciplinares especialmente atentas às interrelações de sistemas naturais e sociais são e serão essenciais para a superação da crise atual e das prováveis emergências sanitárias futuras.

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Covid-19 pandemic, R&D, vaccines, and the urgent need of UBUNTU practice

Cited by 4 publications

References 8 publications

Exploring the impact of trust dimensions on COVID-19 vaccination intention and behavior: A quantitative analysis

Exploring the impact of trust dimensions on COVID-19 vaccination intention and behavior: A quantitative analysis

Developing anti-helminth vaccines for people and cattle: (For)seeing the one health approach in action

Pandemia e interdisciplinaridade: desafios para a saúde coletiva

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