Don Willis|James P. Selig|Jennifer A. Andersen|Spencer Hall|Emily Hallgren|Mark L. Williams|Keneshia Bryant?Moore|Pearl A. McElfish
Hesitant but vaccinated: assessing COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy among the recently vaccinated
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administered survey fifteenminute wait time covid19 vaccine given n 1475 examine attitudes towards covid19 vaccines among adults vaccinated arkansas april 22nd july 6th 2021 found 60 vaccinated reported level hesitancy including 10 reported hesitant hesitancy evenly distributed across sociodemographic groups age sex raceethnicity education associated whether nonenglish language spoken home health care coverage flu vaccination past five years bivariate analysis generalized ordered logistic regression results reveal associations logordered odds covid19 vaccine hesitancy age sex raceethnicity health care coverage health literacy flu vaccination past five years surprisingly prior covid19 diagnosis significantly associated covid19 vaccine hesitancy results inform health care communication strategies attention hesitant adopters provide insights process overcoming vaccine hesitancy critical vaccine uptake