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aim study understand provision need quality trust covid19 vaccines information perspectives people covid19 infection people covid19 infection approached via general practice invited participate nivel corona cohort completed questionnaires baseline q1 three months q2 outcome measures based health informationseeking behaviour used comprehensive model information seeking antecedents ie gender age education level health literacy used q1 ones beliefs experiences ie trust information healthcare system applicable information information carrier factors ie information quality perceptions via sources healthinformation seeking actions ie decision vaccinate information sufficiency vaccination status q2 data analysed using descriptive analyses analysis variance tests ftests 2 tests statistical software stata respondents n 314 96 vaccinated least mostly virus retrieved information covid19 vaccines website national institute public health environment 79 broader via internet 56 family friends 35 almost trust information 89 healthcare system 94 found information applicable situation 67 moreover perceived information correct 71 perceive information misleading 85 fewer people found information reliable 59 clear 58 overall majority indicated information met expectations make wellinformed decision vaccinate 89 different characteristics people covid19 sought information identified important offer tailored information people covid19 study mainly middleaged vaccinated highly educated generally positive vaccines information overall reliability clarity could improved important high vaccination uptake booster programs coming pandemics questionnaire reviewed patients covid19 one health services researcher