2022
DOI: 10.30574/gscbps.2022.20.1.0285
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Determination of the factors affecting covid-19 vaccine acceptance among the university students of Centro Escolar University-Manila

Abstract: The disease outbreak, Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19), occurred in December 2019 in Wuhan, China and later spread throughout the world. As a result, community quarantines were implemented and school systems have undergone transition as mandated by the government. While the facts about the vaccines have expanded significantly across different demographics, there’s still a significant amount of hesitancy among younger groups, and even more so due to conflicting views of the importance of vaccines and vaccination equ… Show more

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“…Bellon (2021) revealed the existence of COVID-19 hesitancy among healthcare workers anchored on the fear of potential side effects and philosophical or religious beliefs that prohibit vaccination aside from medical contraindications to receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. Capis et al (2022) found no significant difference in COVID-19 vaccine acceptance between medical and non-medical students. The authors attributed the acceptance by medical students to their knowledge of clinical trials about the process involved in medicine production.…”
Section: Academic Discipline and Covid-19 Vaccine Hesitancymentioning
confidence: 60%
“…Bellon (2021) revealed the existence of COVID-19 hesitancy among healthcare workers anchored on the fear of potential side effects and philosophical or religious beliefs that prohibit vaccination aside from medical contraindications to receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. Capis et al (2022) found no significant difference in COVID-19 vaccine acceptance between medical and non-medical students. The authors attributed the acceptance by medical students to their knowledge of clinical trials about the process involved in medicine production.…”
Section: Academic Discipline and Covid-19 Vaccine Hesitancymentioning
confidence: 60%