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- We have conducted a Thematic analysis on the collected data.Verbal consent and ethical clearance was obtained for all paricipants.1000 participants were interviewed and based on the responses ,we consider 209 to be non-vaccine hesitant and 791 were vaccine hesitant.Majority of participants had doubts ,fears and misconception about the effectiveness of the vaccine ,its safety profile and why they need to get vaccinated.The long queues at vaccination centres which meant that they could not get access to vaccination as they worried about missing a days work.
- Findings
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- As government we are the custodians of public health and I am here to introduce a new vaccination awareness campaign that aims to educate the public about the importance of vaccination in order to achieve herd immunity.We welcome all recommendations brought forward by our highly trained public health researchers.NGOs will play a pivotal role in this campaigns because community perceptions shape individual practices and this will help policy makers design effective communication strategies aimed to improve and promote vaccine awareness.Implement mass vaccination programmes managed with evidence-based vaccine information and proactive measures to fight misinformation.Thank you !
- what contributes to the vaccine hesitency and what can be done to change this perspective ?
- Based on our findings ,we have established that majority of our participants had limited knowledge about the importance and benefits of getting vaccinated.We thus made recommendations on the following:* Education and awareness campaigns to promote vaccination.*Engagement with NGO workers and reputable media platforms to debunk myths and disseminate vaccine information to ensure. compliance.* Assign expert groups of healthcare professionals to provide reliabe data to reduce vaccine and distrust among the public.
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