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Inzichten uit gedragsonderzoek ten behoeve van de COVID-19 vaccinatiecampagne najaar 2023
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2023-07-24
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Inzichten uit gedragsonderzoek ten behoeve van de COVID-19 vaccinatiecampagne najaar 2023
Translated Title
Insights from behavioural research to support the COVID-19 vaccination campaign in autumn 2023
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Abstract
De Gezondheidsraad heeft geadviseerd om in het najaar van 2023 mensen
van 60 jaar en ouder, volwassenen uit medische risicogroepen die jaarlijks de
griepprik krijgen aangeboden, zwangeren, volwassenen en kinderen uit
medische hoog risicogroepen (onder meer mensen met een niet goed
werkend immuunsysteem), en zorgmedewerkers die direct contact hebben
met patiƫnten (re)vaccinatie aan te bieden aan tegen COVID-19. Het
Ministerie van VWS heeft dit advies overgenomen. De overgang van een
pandemische naar een endemische fase alsmede logistieke veranderingen in
het afspraaksysteem (van opt-in (zelf afspraak maken) naar opt-out (al
gemaakte afspraak)) zijn aanleiding tot gedragsonderzoek naar motivationele
en contextuele factoren die voor de verschillende doelgroepen van belang zijn
bij het accepteren van de vaccinatie tegen COVID-19.
The Health Council of the Netherlands advised in autumn 2023 to offer vaccination (or re-vaccination) against COVID-19 to people aged 60 years and older; adults in medical risk groups who are offered the seasonal flu vaccine every year; pregnant people, adults and children from medical high-risk groups (including people who do not have a fully functional immune system); and care workers who have direct contact with patients. The transition from a pandemic to endemic phase, as well as logistical changes in the vaccination appointment system (from opt-in, i.e. each person making an appointment themselves, to opt-out, i.e. appointment already scheduled), warranted behavioural research on motivational and contextual factors that are relevant to the various target groups in accepting the vaccination against COVID-19. 24 July 2023, RIVM Behavioural Unit
The Health Council of the Netherlands advised in autumn 2023 to offer vaccination (or re-vaccination) against COVID-19 to people aged 60 years and older; adults in medical risk groups who are offered the seasonal flu vaccine every year; pregnant people, adults and children from medical high-risk groups (including people who do not have a fully functional immune system); and care workers who have direct contact with patients. The transition from a pandemic to endemic phase, as well as logistical changes in the vaccination appointment system (from opt-in, i.e. each person making an appointment themselves, to opt-out, i.e. appointment already scheduled), warranted behavioural research on motivational and contextual factors that are relevant to the various target groups in accepting the vaccination against COVID-19. 24 July 2023, RIVM Behavioural Unit
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