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Acceptance – Research Paper

Knowledge, attitudes, beliefs and barriers of healthcare professionals and adults ≥ 65 years about vaccine-preventable diseases in Spain: the ADult Vaccination drIverS and barriErs (ADVISE) study

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Article: 2025007 | Received 01 Jul 2021, Accepted 30 Dec 2021, Published online: 16 Feb 2022

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Table 1. Area of residence for representative groups of healthcare professionals and adults ≥65 years

Figure 1. Attitudes of surveyed healthcare professionals toward vaccination in general. Scale: 0 – I do not agree at all … 10 – I totally agree.

Figure 1. Attitudes of surveyed healthcare professionals toward vaccination in general. Scale: 0 – I do not agree at all … 10 – I totally agree.

Figure 2. Attitudes of surveyed healthcare professionals toward influenza/pneumococcal vaccination in the ≥65 years target population. Scale: 0 – I do not agree at all … 10 – I totally agree.

Figure 2. Attitudes of surveyed healthcare professionals toward influenza/pneumococcal vaccination in the ≥65 years target population. Scale: 0 – I do not agree at all … 10 – I totally agree.

Figure 3. Preferred information sources of surveyed healthcare professionals for additional training about vaccination in the ≥65 years target population. Percent (%) of sample who selected response; multiple answers were possible. Scale: 0 – It is not necessary at all … 10 – It is totally necessary.

Figure 3. Preferred information sources of surveyed healthcare professionals for additional training about vaccination in the ≥65 years target population. Percent (%) of sample who selected response; multiple answers were possible. Scale: 0 – It is not necessary at all … 10 – It is totally necessary.

Figure 4. Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on engagement of surveyed health professionals with vaccination in the ≥65 years target population. Scale: 0 – I do not agree at all … 10 – I totally agree.

Figure 4. Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on engagement of surveyed health professionals with vaccination in the ≥65 years target population. Scale: 0 – I do not agree at all … 10 – I totally agree.

Figure 5. Attitudes of the ≥65 years sample group toward vaccines/vaccinations. Scale: 0 – Not at all agree … 10 – Strongly agree.

Figure 5. Attitudes of the ≥65 years sample group toward vaccines/vaccinations. Scale: 0 – Not at all agree … 10 – Strongly agree.

Figure 6. Reasons for getting vaccinated in the ≥65 years sample group. Percent (%) of sample who selected response; multiple answers were possible.

Figure 6. Reasons for getting vaccinated in the ≥65 years sample group. Percent (%) of sample who selected response; multiple answers were possible.

Figure 7. Most relevant recommenders of vaccination in the ≥65 years sample group. Scale: 0 – I pay no attention … 10 – I pay a lot of attention.

Figure 7. Most relevant recommenders of vaccination in the ≥65 years sample group. Scale: 0 – I pay no attention … 10 – I pay a lot of attention.
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