- Trends in barriers, motivators, and attitudes towards vaccination over time: Between July 2021 through December 2021:
- The top barrier reported by unvaccinated respondents across all cities was being worried about getting sick or experiencing side effects from the vaccine (51-64% of respondents in each city in November and December).
- The top potential motivator for unvaccinated respondents across all cities was wanting more time to wait and see whether the vaccine works (37-51% of respondents in each city in November and December).
- Few unvaccinated respondents report thinking the vaccine is safe or effective (14-29% of respondents in each city in November and December).
- Booster Shots: Among survey respondents that had received a Covid-19 vaccine already, many said they intended to get a booster shot or have gotten one already (39-72% of respondents in each city), but many were also undecided about getting a booster shot (22-50%).
- Child Vaccinations: Many respondents (both vaccinated and unvaccinated) who are parents of children under 18 years old reported wanting more time to wait and see before getting their unvaccinated children their first Covid-19 vaccine, and were concerned about potential side effects of the vaccine for their children. The majority of vaccinated parents reported believing the vaccine is safe and effective in children, and that the vaccine will help to protect the health of their family and community. Very few unvaccinated parents reported having these beliefs.
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EVI Covid-19 Vaccination Pulse Survey Insights Report: November – December 2021
Trends in barriers, motivators, and attitudes towards vaccination over time: Between July 2021 through December 2021: The top barrier reported by unvaccinated respondents across all cities was being worried about getting sick or experiencing side effects from the vaccine (51-64% of respondents in each city in November and December). The top potential motivator for unvaccinated […]Download PDF