Trends in COVID-19 Vaccination Receipt and Intention to Vaccinate, United States, April to August, 2021

Overview

Journal Am J Infect Control

Specialty Infectious Diseases

Date 2022 Jan 1

PMID 34973356

Citations 6

Authors

Kimberly H Nguyen

Kimchi Nguyen

Megan Geddes

Jennifer D Allen

Laura Corlin

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Abstract

To assess trends in and factors associated with COVID-19 vaccination coverage, data from the Household Pulse Survey were analyzed. From April to August 2021, vaccination coverage with at least 1 dose increased from 70%-82%, while vaccination intent increased from 82%-86%, with the highest increase among the most vulnerable groups. More efforts are needed to boost confidence in vaccines and to encourage all eligible people to be fully vaccinated.

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