Additional motives and attitudes for vaccination in two comparative groups (with and without paediatricians’ recommendation, regardless of the strongest motive).

Parents´ and nurses´ attitude from the general pediatrist surgery, to obligatory and optional children vaccination.

SUCHANOVÁ, Martina

January 2012

Abstract Vaccination is an important part of medical prevention, particularly as prevention of some ...

Parental preferences for financial incentives, and other aspects of preschool vaccination pro-grammes: a discrete choice experiment

Flynn, D
Ternent, L
Becker, F
Oluboyede, Y
Adams, J

January 2017

Objective: To establish preferences of parents and guardians of preschool children for the organizat...

Using protection motivation theory to predict intention to adhere to official MMR vaccination recommendations in Switzerland

Camerini, Anne-Linda
Diviani, Nicola
Fadda, Marta
Schulz, Peter J.

April 2019

Switzerland has not yet reached the measles vaccination coverage of 95 percent that is recommended b...

Motives and attitudes toward accepting the HPV vaccination in two comparative groups (selection based on their strongest motive for vaccination).

Mirjana Štrbac (8292462)
Vladimir Vuković (11874027)
Tatjana Pustahija (11874024)
Nataša Nikolić (177080)
Smiljana Rajčević (6685211)
Svetlana Ilić (16503089)
Tihomir Dugandžija (16503092)
Aleksandra Patić (8292459)
Mioljub Ristić (5774837)
Vladimir Petrović (2817445)

July 2023

Motives and attitudes toward accepting the HPV vaccination in two comparative groups (selection base...

Motives for accepting the HPV vaccination in the group of parents without selecting the paediatricians’ recommendation as the most important motive.

Mirjana Štrbac (8292462)
Vladimir Vuković (11874027)
Tatjana Pustahija (11874024)
Nataša Nikolić (177080)
Smiljana Rajčević (6685211)
Svetlana Ilić (16503089)
Tihomir Dugandžija (16503092)
Aleksandra Patić (8292459)
Mioljub Ristić (5774837)
Vladimir Petrović (2817445)

July 2023

Motives for accepting the HPV vaccination in the group of parents without selecting the paediatricia...

Reasons stated by the parents for being reluctant to accept one or more vaccines for their children.

Martin Ndinakie Yakum (5680808)
Atanga D. Funwie (13449945)
Atem Bethel Ajong (5680802)
Marcellin Tsafack (12050971)
Linda Evans Eba Ze (13449948)
Zahir Shah (6058682)

September 2022

Reasons stated by the parents for being reluctant to accept one or more vaccines for their children....

Differences of perceptions and attitudes regarding vaccinations between exemptors and non-exemptors.

Heidi L. Pottinger (5395238)
Elizabeth T. Jacobs (3876160)
Steven D. Haenchen (5395241)
Kacey C. Ernst (3876157)

June 2018

<p>Differences of perceptions and attitudes regarding vaccinations between exemptors and non-exempto...

Association between satisfaction and behavioral intention to vaccinate child.

Anat Gesser-Edelsburg (5894429)
Alon Diamant (6103184)
Rana Hijazi (6103187)
Gustavo S. Mesch (6103190)

December 2018

Association between satisfaction and behavioral intention to vaccinate child.</p

The strongest motive for accepting the HPV vaccination among parents of the vaccinated children.

Mirjana Štrbac (8292462)
Vladimir Vuković (11874027)
Tatjana Pustahija (11874024)
Nataša Nikolić (177080)
Smiljana Rajčević (6685211)
Svetlana Ilić (16503089)
Tihomir Dugandžija (16503092)
Aleksandra Patić (8292459)
Mioljub Ristić (5774837)
Vladimir Petrović (2817445)

July 2023

The strongest motive for accepting the HPV vaccination among parents of the vaccinated children.</p

Reasons stated by the parents for refusing one or more vaccines for their children.

Martin Ndinakie Yakum (5680808)
Atanga D. Funwie (13449945)
Atem Bethel Ajong (5680802)
Marcellin Tsafack (12050971)
Linda Evans Eba Ze (13449948)
Zahir Shah (6058682)

September 2022

Reasons stated by the parents for refusing one or more vaccines for their children.</p

Vaccination willingness and anger towards the relaxation debate as a function of treatment.

Julia Schnepf (11618227)

September 2022

Vaccination willingness and anger towards the relaxation debate as a function of treatment.</p

Differences in intent to vaccinate and its predictors as a function of adolescent sex.

Laura E. VanderDrift (4281685)
Peter A. Vanable (4281682)
Katherine E. Bonafide (4281679)
Jennifer L. Brown (4281676)
Rebecca A. Bostwick (4281673)
Michael P. Carey (304641)

July 2017

<p>Differences in intent to vaccinate and its predictors as a function of adolescent sex.</p

Factors that influence vaccination decision-making by parents who visit an anthroposophical child welfare center: a focus group study

Harmsen, I.A.
Ruiter, R.A.C.
Paulussen, T.G.W.M.
Mollema, L.
Kok, G.
de Melker, H.E.R.

January 2012

In recent years, parents have become more disparaging towards childhood vaccination. One group that ...

Parental Decision-Making on Childhood Vaccination

Kaja Damnjanović
Johanna Graeber
Sandra Ilić
Wing Y. Lam
Žan Lep
Sara Morales
Tero Pulkkinen
Loes Vingerhoets

June 2018

A growing number of parents delay vaccinations or are deciding not to vaccinate their children altog...

Determinants of Dutch parents' decisions to vaccinate their child

Paulussen, T.G.W.
Hoekstra, F.
Lanting, C.I.
Buijs, G.B.
Hirasing, R.A.

January 2006

This study examines the factors that influence parents' decisions to have their children vaccinated ...

Parents´ and nurses´ attitude from the general pediatrist surgery, to obligatory and optional children vaccination.

SUCHANOVÁ, Martina

January 2012

Abstract Vaccination is an important part of medical prevention, particularly as prevention of some ...

Parental preferences for financial incentives, and other aspects of preschool vaccination pro-grammes: a discrete choice experiment

Flynn, D
Ternent, L
Becker, F
Oluboyede, Y
Adams, J

January 2017

Objective: To establish preferences of parents and guardians of preschool children for the organizat...

Using protection motivation theory to predict intention to adhere to official MMR vaccination recommendations in Switzerland

Camerini, Anne-Linda
Diviani, Nicola
Fadda, Marta
Schulz, Peter J.

April 2019

Switzerland has not yet reached the measles vaccination coverage of 95 percent that is recommended b...

Motives and attitudes toward accepting the HPV vaccination in two comparative groups (selection based on their strongest motive for vaccination).

Mirjana Štrbac (8292462)
Vladimir Vuković (11874027)
Tatjana Pustahija (11874024)
Nataša Nikolić (177080)
Smiljana Rajčević (6685211)
Svetlana Ilić (16503089)
Tihomir Dugandžija (16503092)
Aleksandra Patić (8292459)
Mioljub Ristić (5774837)
Vladimir Petrović (2817445)

July 2023

Motives and attitudes toward accepting the HPV vaccination in two comparative groups (selection base...

Motives for accepting the HPV vaccination in the group of parents without selecting the paediatricians’ recommendation as the most important motive.

Mirjana Štrbac (8292462)
Vladimir Vuković (11874027)
Tatjana Pustahija (11874024)
Nataša Nikolić (177080)
Smiljana Rajčević (6685211)
Svetlana Ilić (16503089)
Tihomir Dugandžija (16503092)
Aleksandra Patić (8292459)
Mioljub Ristić (5774837)
Vladimir Petrović (2817445)

July 2023

Motives for accepting the HPV vaccination in the group of parents without selecting the paediatricia...

Reasons stated by the parents for being reluctant to accept one or more vaccines for their children.

Martin Ndinakie Yakum (5680808)
Atanga D. Funwie (13449945)
Atem Bethel Ajong (5680802)
Marcellin Tsafack (12050971)
Linda Evans Eba Ze (13449948)
Zahir Shah (6058682)

September 2022

Reasons stated by the parents for being reluctant to accept one or more vaccines for their children....

Differences of perceptions and attitudes regarding vaccinations between exemptors and non-exemptors.

Heidi L. Pottinger (5395238)
Elizabeth T. Jacobs (3876160)
Steven D. Haenchen (5395241)
Kacey C. Ernst (3876157)

June 2018

<p>Differences of perceptions and attitudes regarding vaccinations between exemptors and non-exempto...

Association between satisfaction and behavioral intention to vaccinate child.

Anat Gesser-Edelsburg (5894429)
Alon Diamant (6103184)
Rana Hijazi (6103187)
Gustavo S. Mesch (6103190)

December 2018

Association between satisfaction and behavioral intention to vaccinate child.</p

The strongest motive for accepting the HPV vaccination among parents of the vaccinated children.

Mirjana Štrbac (8292462)
Vladimir Vuković (11874027)
Tatjana Pustahija (11874024)
Nataša Nikolić (177080)
Smiljana Rajčević (6685211)
Svetlana Ilić (16503089)
Tihomir Dugandžija (16503092)
Aleksandra Patić (8292459)
Mioljub Ristić (5774837)
Vladimir Petrović (2817445)

July 2023

The strongest motive for accepting the HPV vaccination among parents of the vaccinated children.</p

Reasons stated by the parents for refusing one or more vaccines for their children.

Martin Ndinakie Yakum (5680808)
Atanga D. Funwie (13449945)
Atem Bethel Ajong (5680802)
Marcellin Tsafack (12050971)
Linda Evans Eba Ze (13449948)
Zahir Shah (6058682)

September 2022

Reasons stated by the parents for refusing one or more vaccines for their children.</p

Vaccination willingness and anger towards the relaxation debate as a function of treatment.

Julia Schnepf (11618227)

September 2022

Vaccination willingness and anger towards the relaxation debate as a function of treatment.</p

Differences in intent to vaccinate and its predictors as a function of adolescent sex.

Laura E. VanderDrift (4281685)
Peter A. Vanable (4281682)
Katherine E. Bonafide (4281679)
Jennifer L. Brown (4281676)
Rebecca A. Bostwick (4281673)
Michael P. Carey (304641)

July 2017

<p>Differences in intent to vaccinate and its predictors as a function of adolescent sex.</p

Factors that influence vaccination decision-making by parents who visit an anthroposophical child welfare center: a focus group study

Harmsen, I.A.
Ruiter, R.A.C.
Paulussen, T.G.W.M.
Mollema, L.
Kok, G.
de Melker, H.E.R.

January 2012

In recent years, parents have become more disparaging towards childhood vaccination. One group that ...

Parental Decision-Making on Childhood Vaccination

Kaja Damnjanović
Johanna Graeber
Sandra Ilić
Wing Y. Lam
Žan Lep
Sara Morales
Tero Pulkkinen
Loes Vingerhoets

June 2018

A growing number of parents delay vaccinations or are deciding not to vaccinate their children altog...

Determinants of Dutch parents' decisions to vaccinate their child

Paulussen, T.G.W.
Hoekstra, F.
Lanting, C.I.
Buijs, G.B.
Hirasing, R.A.

January 2006

This study examines the factors that influence parents' decisions to have their children vaccinated ...

Parents´ and nurses´ attitude from the general pediatrist surgery, to obligatory and optional children vaccination.

SUCHANOVÁ, Martina

January 2012

Abstract Vaccination is an important part of medical prevention, particularly as prevention of some ...

Parental preferences for financial incentives, and other aspects of preschool vaccination pro-grammes: a discrete choice experiment

Flynn, D
Ternent, L
Becker, F
Oluboyede, Y
Adams, J

January 2017

Objective: To establish preferences of parents and guardians of preschool children for the organizat...

Using protection motivation theory to predict intention to adhere to official MMR vaccination recommendations in Switzerland

Camerini, Anne-Linda
Diviani, Nicola
Fadda, Marta
Schulz, Peter J.

April 2019

Switzerland has not yet reached the measles vaccination coverage of 95 percent that is recommended b...

Additional motives and attitudes for vaccination in two comparative groups (with and without paediatricians’ recommendation, regardless of the strongest motive).

Abstract

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Additional motives and attitudes for vaccination in two comparative groups (with and without paediatricians’ recommendation, regardless of the strongest motive).

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