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COVID-19 vaccine attitudes among healthcare workers

By the COVID-19 Consortium for Understanding the Public’s Policy Preferences Across States

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COVID-19 vaccine attitudes among healthcare workers

Key takeaways

● Healthcare workers are currently more vaccine enthusiastic than the general population, although prior to vaccines being available vaccine attitudes of the two groups were nearly identical. 

● From March to July, there has been sharp decreases in vaccine resistance across all demographic subgroups. 

● As of July, 27% of healthcare workers are unvaccinated and 15% are vaccine resistant, suggesting that, absent mandates, most of the currently unvaccinated health care workers will remain unvaccinated, potentially fueling outbreaks in health care facilities. 

● The current surge of cases due to the Delta variant will continue to exert pressure on health care providers to mandate vaccinations for their employees. 

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August
2021
Report Number:
62
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Vaccination
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