Corrigendum to “Variability in non-core vaccination rates of dogs and cats in veterinary clinics across the United States” [Vaccine 40(7) (2022) 1001–1009]

Malter, Kyle B.; Tugel, Mara E; Gil-Rodríguez, María; Guardia, Guillermo de la; Jackson, Sally; Ryan, William G.; Moore, George E.

doi:10.1016/j.vaccine.2022.05.035

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“…The WHO defines vaccine hesitancy as reluctance or refusal to vaccinate despite the availability of vaccines (Eugenia-toledo-romaní et al, 2022;Marzo et al, 2022). This phenomenon is considered as one of the serious threats to global health (Parsons et al, 2022;Malter et al, 2022;Galal et al, 2022). The problem of covid-19 vaccine hesitancy is also quite significant among Medical Doctors (Cerda, García, 2021;UNCTAD, 2020).…”

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Reasons Linked with COVID-19 Vaccine Taking and Tentativeness Amid Medical Doctors in ATBUTH Bauchi Nigeria

2022

European Journal of Medicine

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Though COVID-19 has been in existence for more than three years, it remains a great public health problem worldwide, causing mortalities, economic and social problems even withing medical doctors. The current study aimed at discerning the main reason why some medical doctors at ATBUTH show reluctance in receiving the vaccine. A cross-sectional study was carried out using questionnaires administered to consenting medical doctors of ATBUTH. A total of 300 were administered, 117 were returned. Random sampling was employed in the selection of participants. Simple Percentages and Means were used to analyze the data. Findings showed 84.11 % of respondents were vaccinated while 15.88 % were not. 19.7 % were fully vaccinated, 57.3 % were partially vaccinated while 17 % were not vaccinated at all. For protection, to avoid travel restrictions, mandatory for work, fear of segregation, others were the reasons for being vaccinated while religious convictions, fear of segregation, conspiracy theories, dearth of information, absence of choice vaccine were the reasons given by respondents for hesitancy to be vaccinated.

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Reasons Linked with COVID-19 Vaccine Taking and Tentativeness Amid Medical Doctors in ATBUTH Bauchi Nigeria

2022

European Journal of Medicine

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Corrigendum to “Variability in non-core vaccination rates of dogs and cats in veterinary clinics across the United States” [Vaccine 40(7) (2022) 1001–1009]

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Reasons Linked with COVID-19 Vaccine Taking and Tentativeness Amid Medical Doctors in ATBUTH Bauchi Nigeria

Reasons Linked with COVID-19 Vaccine Taking and Tentativeness Amid Medical Doctors in ATBUTH Bauchi Nigeria

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