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study investigates role trust shaping covid19 vaccine acceptance dominican republic dr covid19 pandemic crosssectional household survey randomly selected households across 134 clusters dr 30 june 2021 12 october 2021 5999 participants 16 years age enrolled covid19 vaccine hesitancy cvh data collected participants 16 years age analysed ordinal binary variable overall cvh low 52 95 ci 46 58 common among younger individuals women individuals mestizo ethnicity higher trust local government national government scientists local doctors considered official sources associated lower odds cvh 089 95 ci 072 088 089 95 ci 081 098 087 95 ci 080 094 070 95 ci 062 080 respectively higher trust religious leaders social media traditional media considered unofficial sources associated higher odds cvh respective ors 132 95 ci 118 147 130 95 ci 119 141 108 95 ci 097 122 report findings cvh national household survey dr identify overall low rates cvh marked heterogeneity age gender ethnicity trust unofficial versus official sources information associated increased cvh findings highlight quantify importance trust key parameter considering public health communication strategies