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Inadequate intention to receive Covid-19 vaccination: indicators for public health messaging needed to improve uptake in UK
2020-12-08
public and global health
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Data promising effective Covid-19 vaccines have accelerated the UKs mass vaccination programme. The UK publics attitudes to the governments prioritisation list are unknown, and achieving critical population immunity will require the remaining majority to accept both vaccination and the delay in access of up to a year or more. This cross-sectional observational study sent an online questionnaire to registrants of the UK National Health Services largest personal health record. Question items cover...
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