Understanding how socioecological factors affect COVID-19 vaccine perceptions among adolescents: qualitative evidence from seven high-, middle- and low-income countries
Astha Ramaiya,
Kristin Mmari,
Ana Luiza Borges
et al.
Abstract:Background The number of studies examining family, community, institutional and policy factors on COVID-19 vaccine perceptions is limited, with most concentrating on high-income countries and using predominantly quantitative methods. To address this gap, the goal of this manuscript is to qualitatively explore these factors and how they shape adolescents’ perspectives on COVID-19 vaccines across diverse contexts. Methods Focus group discussions were conducted among adolescent populations (13 - 18 years) acros… Show more
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