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influenza represents global respiratory virus infection significant individual societal implications leading considerable economic burdens substantial mortality rates vaccine hesitancy characterized delays refusals despite vaccine availability presents growing challenge achieving adequate vaccination rates globally study aimed assess attitudes romanian general practitioners patients toward influenza vaccination recommended immunization period prospective multicentered study involving 319 patients across five family medicine offices romania conducted participants completed 12item vaccination attitudes examination vax scale assessing factors influencing vaccine acceptance statistical analyses performed evaluate impact demographic variables attitudes toward vaccination study revealed significant variations attitudes influencing influenza vaccine acceptance trust vaccine benefits confidence natural immunity emerged primary motivators vaccine acceptancedenial whereas concerns commercial profiteering held lesser importance gender residential environment impacted specific attitudes toward vaccination factors education employment status significantly influence vaccine acceptance study underscores critical role trust vaccine benefits primary driver vaccine acceptance diverging prevalent conspiracy theories gender residential environment influenced attitudes toward vaccination education employment status exhibit significant correlations vaccine acceptance understanding public attitudes toward vaccination crucial designing effective public health strategies study emphasizes importance trust vaccine benefits driving vaccine acceptance offering insights enhance vaccination initiatives regionally