FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4361299620> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4361299620 endingPage "972" @default.
• W4361299620 startingPage "972" @default.
• W4361299620 abstract "Objectives: This study aims to assess COVID-19 vaccine acceptance, uptake, and hesitancy among parents and caregivers of children in Saudi Arabia during the initial rollout of pediatric COVID-19 vaccination. Methods: An electronic survey was used to collect data from participants who visited a COVID-19 vaccine center. The survey included demographic data, COVID-19 vaccine status among participants and their children, and reasons for vaccine acceptance or rejection. The Vaccine Hesitancy Scale (VHS) tool was also employed to assess vaccine hesitancy and attitudes toward the COVID-19 vaccine and routine childhood vaccination. Multivariate binary regression analysis was used to identify predictors of actual COVID-19 vaccine uptake among children. Results: Of the 873 respondents included in the analysis, 61.5% were parents and 38.5% were other caregivers. Of the participants, 96.9% had received the COVID-19 vaccine. Six hundred and ninety-four participants accepted the vaccine for their children, with the main reasons being an endorsement by the Saudi Ministry of Health (60%) and the importance of going back to school (55%). One hundred and seventy-nine participants would not vaccinate their children, with the most common reasons being fear of adverse effects (49%) and inadequate data about vaccine safety (48%). Factors such as age, COVID-19 vaccination status, self-rated family commitment level, attitudes toward routine children’s vaccines, and participants’ generalized anxiety disorder (GAD7) score did not significantly correlate with children’s COVID-19 vaccination status. Parents were less likely to vaccinate their children compared to other caregivers, and participants with a higher socioeconomic status were more likely to vaccinate their children. Conclusion: Vaccine acceptance and uptake were high during the initial pediatric COVID-19 vaccination rollout in Saudi Arabia. Still, the ongoing endorsement of the Ministry of Health and healthcare authorities should continue to advocate for better vaccine uptake in children." @default.
• W4361299620 created "2023-03-31" @default.
• W4361299620 creator A5000176088 @default.
• W4361299620 creator A5009003427 @default.
• W4361299620 creator A5021794189 @default.
• W4361299620 creator A5030108592 @default.
• W4361299620 creator A5041348140 @default.
• W4361299620 creator A5042021657 @default.
• W4361299620 creator A5043523431 @default.
• W4361299620 creator A5053866055 @default.
• W4361299620 creator A5056748152 @default.
• W4361299620 creator A5059448504 @default.
• W4361299620 creator A5059596430 @default.
• W4361299620 creator A5062517837 @default.
• W4361299620 creator A5066655349 @default.
• W4361299620 creator A5067723759 @default.
• W4361299620 creator A5069041663 @default.
• W4361299620 creator A5071778412 @default.
• W4361299620 creator A5072091594 @default.
• W4361299620 creator A5091854407 @default.
• W4361299620 date "2023-03-29" @default.
• W4361299620 modified "2023-10-03" @default.
• W4361299620 title "Exploring Determinants of COVID-19 Vaccine Acceptance, Uptake, and Hesitancy in the Pediatric Population: A Study of Parents and Caregivers in Saudi Arabia during the Initial Vaccination Phase" @default.
• W4361299620 cites W2037218209 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W2088624599 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W2903552347 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W2904860816 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W2951378959 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W3029258828 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W3034221382 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W3046642891 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W3093335835 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W3106287329 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W3111255098 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W3118240327 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W3135804496 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W3139300542 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W3164002264 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W3164720238 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W3165181032 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W3172524093 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W3173423627 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W3195954951 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W3200588773 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W3203244191 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W3207809949 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W3212487860 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W4205203927 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W4205651512 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W4214861507 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W4220845362 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W4224081015 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W4224286026 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W4226106694 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W4248548205 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W4280578839 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W4282568259 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W4283758677 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W4285719527 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W4285740379 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W4292180494 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W4292512998 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W4302010969 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W4309517641 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W4309862239 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W4311861636 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W4313305682 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W4317209210 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W4318592207 @default.
• W4361299620 cites W4321189504 @default.
• W4361299620 doi "https://doi.org/10.3390/healthcare11070972" @default.
• W4361299620 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37046901" @default.
• W4361299620 hasPublicationYear "2023" @default.
• W4361299620 type Work @default.
• W4361299620 citedByCount "1" @default.
• W4361299620 countsByYear W43612996202023 @default.
• W4361299620 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W4361299620 hasAuthorship W4361299620A5000176088 @default.
• W4361299620 hasAuthorship W4361299620A5009003427 @default.
• W4361299620 hasAuthorship W4361299620A5021794189 @default.
• W4361299620 hasAuthorship W4361299620A5030108592 @default.
• W4361299620 hasAuthorship W4361299620A5041348140 @default.
• W4361299620 hasAuthorship W4361299620A5042021657 @default.
• W4361299620 hasAuthorship W4361299620A5043523431 @default.
• W4361299620 hasAuthorship W4361299620A5053866055 @default.
• W4361299620 hasAuthorship W4361299620A5056748152 @default.
• W4361299620 hasAuthorship W4361299620A5059448504 @default.
• W4361299620 hasAuthorship W4361299620A5059596430 @default.
• W4361299620 hasAuthorship W4361299620A5062517837 @default.
• W4361299620 hasAuthorship W4361299620A5066655349 @default.
• W4361299620 hasAuthorship W4361299620A5067723759 @default.
• W4361299620 hasAuthorship W4361299620A5069041663 @default.
• W4361299620 hasAuthorship W4361299620A5071778412 @default.
• W4361299620 hasAuthorship W4361299620A5072091594 @default.
• W4361299620 hasAuthorship W4361299620A5091854407 @default.
• W4361299620 hasBestOaLocation W43612996201 @default.
• W4361299620 hasConcept C126322002 @default.
• W4361299620 hasConcept C203014093 @default.

• next