Hursh, Strickland); University of Kansas (
Reed); Cofrin Logan Center for Addiction Research and Treatment (
Reed) Concrete data relating individual factors and vaccine messaging to expected COVID-19 vaccination are critical for designing effective public health campaigns.
Achieving sufficient COVID-19 vaccine coverage will likely require persuasive, evidence-based public health education campaigns addressing misinformation and misperceptions about vaccines, generally, and the rapid nature of COVID-19 vaccine development, in particular. To inform such campaigns, behavioural economics, a field applying behavioural science within economic frameworks, could provide an empirical approach for public health officials to use in quantifying attitudes toward COVID-19 vaccination. Grounded in such an approach, this study uses hypothetical vaccine acceptance scenarios to evaluate the impact of public perceptions of vaccine safety and efficacy on intent to seek COVID-19 vaccination.
By Kim Ae-ran
Just a few months ago, we couldn t use Wi-Fi freely. In the congregation, there were certain limited places where we could use Wi-Fi. Whenever I needed to communicate, I had to go to those places to connect without being charged a fee.
As social-distancing requirements continue due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we felt an increasing need to use Wi-Fi. As a result, more complaints were expressed to amend the situation.
Several weeks ago, there was a survey regarding the free but wise and responsible use of Wi-Fi at every level of our compound.
All in all, a Wi-Fi Access Point was installed on every floor in our buildings.
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