Mistrust and Missed Shots: Trust and COVID-19 vaccination decisions Amelia Blamey and Ilan Noy

to various studies, higher vaccination intentions were correlated to the belief that the COVID-19 pandemic would continue for a long period of time, while lower vaccine intentions were linked

ct type of vaccine information. Medical mistrust, a concept largely developed and applied in the USA, directly assesses social and political influence.

There were also concerns that social media would lead to further vaccine controversies and public mistrust of vaccination programs, which underlines the importance of developing methods that …

These studies highlight the interplay between mistrust, accessibility issues, and socioeconomic factors influencing vaccine acceptance. Successful interventions in developing countries …

Vaccination programmes are central components of global public health endeavours and save millions of lives every year (WHO 2023c). Measles is a particularly contagious and potentially …

Our study reveals widespread mistrust and fear in the communities toward both the state and health insti-tutions following the controversy, with frontline health workers bearing the brunt of …