Report: State of Vaccine Confidence Insights - Vaccine Hesitancy Among Pregnant People
Report: State of Vaccine Confidence Insights - Vaccine Hesitancy Among Pregnant People
Date posted:
January 25, 2024
Last reviewed:
January 25, 2024
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Report emphasizes major themes that influence vaccine confidence and uptake in pregnant people identified through studies on vaccination beliefs, attitudes, and social processes. Themes include: access to adequate information about the benefits and risks of vaccination during pregnancy; concerns about vaccine safety; and factors contributing to racial disparities in vaccine uptake among pregnant people. Health departments and health care providers can build these themes into engagement with pregnant populations.
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