Leger
Vaccine Hesitancy Survey Insights and Analysis
Pages
33
Time to read
27 mins
Publication
Language
English
Pages
33
Time to read
27 mins
Publication
Language
English
This report presents findings from a survey conducted by Leger Healthcare regarding vaccine hesitancy among Canadians. The survey involved two phases: one targeting healthcare professionals (HCPs) and another focusing on the general public. The HCP survey, conducted with 300 participants, aimed to understand their observations on vaccine hesitancy changes over the past year, the main drivers of hesitancy, and their confidence in addressing these concerns. The public survey included 1,521 Canadians and explored their confidence in vaccines, information sources, and perceptions of vaccine safety and effectiveness. Key findings indicate that vaccine hesitancy has increased, particularly concerning the COVID-19 vaccine, with significant demographic variations. The report also highlights the reliance of hesitant individuals on alternative information sources and the underlying mistrust affecting their confidence. The document provides a comprehensive analysis of the factors influencing vaccine hesitancy and the differing perspectives between healthcare professionals and the public.