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A cluster randomized controlled trial of the Promoting Alternative Thinking Strategies (PATHS) curriculum
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covid19 booster dose considered important adjunct control covid19 pandemic due reports reduced immunity fully vaccinated individuals aims study assess healthcare workers intention receive booster dose covid19 vaccine identify predictive factors among healthcare workers crosssectional study conducted among healthcare workers selected two provinces kasai oriental hautlomami data collected using questionnaire administered structured facetoface interviews respondents using pretested questionnaire set open data kit odk collect data analyzed using spss v260 ibm corporation armonk ny usa vaccination coverage covid19 considering declarations health workers around 859 province kasai oriental 858 hautlomami total 975 responses collected 714 health workers kasai oriental 664 hautlomami declared definite willingness receive covid19 vaccine booster duration protection main reason accepting booster covid19 dose 646 respondents logistic regression analysis showed chronic diseases aor 295 165528 already received one covid19 vaccines aor 272 1435 19 belief highrisk individuals healthcare professionals elderly people suffering illnesses needed booster dose aor 175 110281 considering burden covid19 high acceptance rate booster doses could essential control pandemic results novel could help policymakers design implement specific covid19 vaccination programs reduce reluctance seek booster vaccination