ArticleCureus2025
The Willing-Unwilling: A Cross-Sectional Study to Explore Health Workers' Perceptions About the COVID-19 Vaccine.
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Abstract
Background Health workers (HWs) are considered the most influential promoters of immunization. This notion, however, was challenged during COVID-19 when health workers in several countries asked for more information before supporting mass vaccination. In Pakistan, many health workers registered in the system but were delaying their vaccination during the early days. We conducted this study to assess the acceptance of the COVID-19 vaccine along with the reasons for delays or refusals among health workers in Pakistan. Methods From a pool of 20,000 health workers registered to receive the vaccine, we called 500 randomly selected health workers (doctors, nurses, community health workers, pharmacists) via phone. Overwhelmed by their work during the pandemic, only 234 could complete the survey. The survey was done in the early weeks of the COVID-19 vaccine rollout (February-March 2021) to inform the policy. Results About 3/4
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