Parents’ reluctance to vaccinate their children undermines the effectiveness of vaccination programmes in Western Europe. There is anecdotal evidence suggesting a connection between the rise of political populism and vaccine hesitancy.

Parents’ reluctance to vaccinate their children undermines the effectiveness of vaccination programmes in Western Europe. There is anecdotal evidence suggesting a connection between the rise of political populism and vaccine hesitancy.
Europe is increasingly described as the region in…
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We report the case of multiple adverse reactions following HPV vaccination in Colombian adolescents…
Vaccine acceptance depends on public trust and confidence in the safety and efficacy of vaccines and immunisation, the health system, healthcare professionals and…
Commentary on healthcare professional’s confidence in vaccination and their role in addressing vaccine hesitancy in the public
Too much is at stake for ourselves and our children to not apply the lessons from the…
This catalogue developed by the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine Vaccine Confidence Project is part of the European Centre for Disease Prevention…
While most people vaccinate according to the recommended schedule, this success is challenged by individuals and groups who delay or refuse vaccines.
This study consists of 65 semi-structured interviews with vaccine providers in Croatia, France, Greece, and Romania to investigate concerns HCWs…
Series of studies conducted with ECDC to explore determinants of vaccine hesitancy in Europe, including among HCPs, and possible interventions to improve public trust.
This guide provides practical evidence-based and peer-reviewed advice for public health programme managers and communicators involved with immunisation services.