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An Asia-Pacific study on healthcare workers’ perceptions of, and willingness to receive, the COVID-19 vaccination
National University Heart Centre Singapore|National University Hospital|National University of Singapore|National University of Singapore|National University Health System|National University Health System|National University Health System|National University of Singapore|First People's Hospital of Chongqing|National University of Singapore|First People's Hospital of Chongqing|Hanoi Medical University|Johns Hopkins University|Duy Tan University|Duy Tan University|Tr??ng ?H Nguy?n T?t Thành|Royal University of Bhutan|Yashoda Hospital|Tamil Nadu Government Multi Super Speciality Hospital|Cadila Healthcare (India)|National University of Singapore|Cadila Healthcare (India)|National University of Singapore|National University Health System|National University of Singapore
fight covid19 vaccination vital achieving herd immunity many asian countries starting vaccinate frontline workers however expedited vaccine development led hesitancy among general population evaluated willingness healthcare workers receive covid19 vaccinefrom 12 21 december 2020 recruited 1720 healthcare workers 6 countries china india indonesia singapore vietnam bhutan selfadministrated survey collected information willingness vaccinate perception covid19 vaccine concerns covid19 risk profile stigma prosocialness scale trust health authoritiesmore 95 healthcare workers surveyed willing vaccinate respondents likely perceive pandemic severe consider vaccine safe less financial concerns less stigmatization regarding vaccine higher prosocialness mindset trust health authorities high perceived pandemic risk index low vaccine harm index high prosocialness index independent predictors multivariable analysisthe majority healthcare workers asia willing receive covid19 vaccination perceived covid19 susceptibility low potential risk vaccine harm prosocialness main drivers findings may help formulate vaccination strategies countries