Joram Hoogink|Frederik Verelst|Roselinde Kessels|Albert Jan van Hoek|Aura Timen|Lander Willem|Philippe Beutels|Jacco Wallinga|G. Ardine de Wit
Preferential differences in vaccination decision-making for oneself or one’s child in The Netherlands: a discrete choice experiment
National Institute for Public Health and the Environment|University of Antwerp|Maastricht University|National Institute for Public Health and the Environment|National Institute for Public Health and the Environment|University of Antwerp|University of Antwerp|Leiden University Medical Center|National Institute for Public Health and the Environment
optimize focus future public information campaigns netherlands promoting uptake vaccines among adults children quantified contribution several attributes vaccination decisionwe performed discrete choice experiment dce among dutch adults including six attributes ie vaccine effectiveness vaccinepreventable burden disease specified severity frequency accessibility vaccination terms copayment prescription requirements frequency mild sideeffects populationlevel vaccination coverage local vaccination coverage among family friends participants answered dce perspective oneself group regard vaccine decision youngest child child group data analysed means panel mixed logit modelswe included 1547 adult participants 825 oneself 722 child vaccine effectiveness important attribute oneself group followed burden disease relative importance ri 78 accessibility ri 76 child group burden disease important tied closely vaccine effectiveness ri 97 less importance risk mild vaccinerelated sideeffects population local vaccination coverage interestingly participants willing vaccinate uptake among population family friends high indicating social influence social norms plays rolevaccine effectiveness disease severity key attributes vaccination decisionmaking adults making decision parents decide children hence public information campaigns adult child vaccination primarily focus two attributes addition reinforcing social norms may considered