Ridvan Bayram, Serkan Budak, Hicran YIldIz
The effect of non-compliance with diet and liquid restriction on fatigue in dialysis patients
Revista da Escola de Enfermagem da U S P
covid19 vaccine acceptance among refugees arab region remains low study aimed examine prevalence reasons predictors intention refuse covid19 vaccine among older syrian refugees lebanon nested crosssectional study within longitudinal study among older syrian refugees lebanon sampling frame complete listing beneficiary households humanitarian organization least one adult aged 50 years older telephone surveys completed months 1 starting september 2020 wave 1 months 2 wave 2 months 5 wave 3 months 6 wave 4 months 17 wave 5 march 2022 logistic regression models used identify predictors intention refuse covid19 vaccine models internally validated using bootstrap methods models calibration discrimination presented 3167 syrian refugees 613 intended receive covid19 vaccine 313 refused 74 undecided reasons vaccine refusal preference follow preventive measures 274 belief vaccine essential 207 furthermore 571 participants registered take covid19 vaccine wave 5 irrespective vaccination intention reasons registering included wanting receive vaccine unsure whether take predictors intention refuse covid19 vaccine included female older age elementary education living outside informal tented settlements perceiving covid19 severe vaccines safe effective using social media information covid19 adjusting optimization final model showed moderate discrimination cstatistic 0651 95 ci06300672 good calibration cslope 093 95 ci 08231065 study developed predictive model vaccination intention moderate discriminative ability good calibration prediction models humanitarian settings help identify refugees higher risk intending receive covid19 vaccine public health targeting