Unique IDiCARE-JS-0018
Prefix / Honorific (optional) (Prefix)Dr.
First or given name (First name)Jovana
Last or family name (Last name)Stojanovic
Email (Enter your email)stojanovic.jovana1988@gmail.com
Other investigators or team members (optional)Paula A B Ribeiro (PhD), Vincent G Boucher (MSc), Ruth Bruno (MSc), Simon L. Bacon (PhD), Kim L. Lavoie (PhD), for the iCARE Study
InstitutionConcordia university
Country (Country)Canada
Analysis Plan TitleExploring predictors of COVID-19 Vaccination hesitancy across the globe
Analysis Plan DescriptionThe success of upcoming COVID-19 vaccination is contingent upon people being willing to get and then actually getting the vaccine. Our study will explore and determine the predictors of COVID-19 vaccination hesitancy across diverse countries of the globe. We will analyze data from the COVID-19-related Attitudes, concerns REsponses and impacts in relation to public health policies (iCARE) global study (Surveys 1 to 7). Statistical analyses will include multivariate models that will assess key socio-demographic and health-related determinants of vaccine hesitancy, including sex, age, education, income, occupation and previous vaccination, with appropriate time adjustments. Outcome of interest will refer to the vaccine intention question (‘If a vaccine for COVID-19 were available today, what is the likelihood that you would get vaccinated’). Reducing vaccine hesitancy represents one of the many challenges in the fight against COVID-19 that urgently needs addressing by the policymakers and public health authorities. Our findings will allow us to map out the key determinants of COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy on a global level, and inform future targeted policy efforts for increasing vaccine uptake.
Keyword 1vaccine hesitancy
Keyword 2vaccination
Survey dataSurvey data
Location dataCountry-based
Country (Country)Diverse countries from the global sample, depending on the data availability
Analysis outputs (optional)
Target completion date (optional)15-03-2021
Entry Date08-12-2020 14:51
Latest update2021-06-17: Closed- paper has been published