Kenneth R Hoffman, David Swanson, Stuart Lane, Chris Nickson, Paul Brand, Anna T Ryan
The reliability of the College of Intensive Care Medicine of Australia and New Zealand "Hot Case" examination
BMC medical education
background result coronavirus covid19 pandemic global health significantly affected therefore booster dose approved administered people completed primary vaccination series order enhance immunity study aims identify factors lead willingness hesitancy toward thirdbooster dose covid19 vaccine estimate rate acceptance hesitancy toward thirdbooster dose covid19 vaccine measure thirdbooster dose covid19 vaccine literacy among residents riyadh methods study quantitative analytical crosssectional questionnairebased study march 2022 december 2022 data gathered using convenience sampling technique 435 participants riyadh region 16 years old using validated questionnaire results among participants 726 females 534 young participants aged 1625 years good knowledge booster dose versus 262 aged 45 years reported statistical significance p0001 functional literacy covid19 vaccine defined ability read write effectively higher among nonhesitant group compared hesitant group interactivecritical literacy covid19 vaccine defined advanced abilities enable people make sense information may take decisions relevant lives higher among nonhesitant group compared hesitant group 722 study participants reported booster dose covid19 vaccine mandatory government would taken also 191 thought taking booster dose covid19 vaccine would endanger lives conclusion findings current study revealed factors leading willingness hesitancy toward booster dose covid19 vaccine include age gender side effects also measuring covid19 vaccine literacy revealed higher among nonhesitant group hesitant group although statistically insignificant meanwhile studies done track measure covid19 vaccine literacy time examine factors associated booster dose covid19 vaccine hesitancy validation application