Background: Vaccine hesitancy is relevant for healthcare professionals (HCPs) who face challenges in building trusting relationships with patients. Accordingly, the VAX-TRUST project has been developed to improve experiences of HCPs and patients dealing with vaccinations. To support VAX-TRUST, this work aimed to identify latest interventions targeted at HCPs to address hesitancy and increase vaccine uptake. Methods: A systematic review was conducted according to PRISMA by searching PubMed, Scopus and Embase. The protocol was registered on PROSPERO. Articles were eligible if evaluated interventions directly targeted at HCPs/healthcare students. The search was run on 26 January 2022. Articles published in 2016 or after were included. Results: A total of 17 492 records were identified; 139 articles were selected. Most articles were set in USA (n=110). Over half had a pre-post design without a control group (n=78). A total of 41 articles focused on single-component interventions, 60 on mul...
Countering vaccine hesitancy: a systematic review of interventions to strengthen healthcare professionals' action
Lo Moro, G
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;Accortanzo, D;Cappelletti, T;De Angelis, A;Prinzivalli, A;Siliquini, R;
2023-01-01
Abstract
Background: Vaccine hesitancy is relevant for healthcare professionals (HCPs) who face challenges in building trusting relationships with patients. Accordingly, the VAX-TRUST project has been developed to improve experiences of HCPs and patients dealing with vaccinations. To support VAX-TRUST, this work aimed to identify latest interventions targeted at HCPs to address hesitancy and increase vaccine uptake. Methods: A systematic review was conducted according to PRISMA by searching PubMed, Scopus and Embase. The protocol was registered on PROSPERO. Articles were eligible if evaluated interventions directly targeted at HCPs/healthcare students. The search was run on 26 January 2022. Articles published in 2016 or after were included. Results: A total of 17 492 records were identified; 139 articles were selected. Most articles were set in USA (n=110). Over half had a pre-post design without a control group (n=78). A total of 41 articles focused on single-component interventions, 60 on mul...
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