2023
DOI: 10.1016/j.vaccine.2023.02.012
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The social and socio-political embeddedness of COVID-19 vaccination decision-making: A five-country qualitative interview study from Europe

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“…Not everyone will like the outcome, but fair procedure is valued and conducive to public trust." (Goldenberg, 2021, S. 176) Diese Einschätzung wird durch empirische Studien unterstrichen: Vertrauen in Politik und Wissenschaft steigert die Impfbereitschaft (Cole, Schofer & Velasco, 2023;Zimmermann et al, 2023). Es greift deshalb zu kurz, Impfzögerlichkeit als Folge falscher Information zu verstehen.…”
Section: Das Krisennarrativ Als Gratwanderungunclassified
“…Not everyone will like the outcome, but fair procedure is valued and conducive to public trust." (Goldenberg, 2021, S. 176) Diese Einschätzung wird durch empirische Studien unterstrichen: Vertrauen in Politik und Wissenschaft steigert die Impfbereitschaft (Cole, Schofer & Velasco, 2023;Zimmermann et al, 2023). Es greift deshalb zu kurz, Impfzögerlichkeit als Folge falscher Information zu verstehen.…”
Section: Das Krisennarrativ Als Gratwanderungunclassified
“… 2 However, rural, older populations with lower incomes and education levels were far more likely to be unvaccinated 3 while attitudes towards COVID-19 vaccination may also change over time. 4 Despite the global health policy significance, few studies have explored the reasons for changes in vaccine acceptance and hesitancy, mainly in high-income contexts. 5 6 …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%