了解美国成年人对流感疫苗的接受程度:健康信念模型和媒体来源

Tong Xia, Connor Grady, M. Cacciatore, Glen J. Nowak
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基于健康信念模型(Health Belief Model, HBM)的相关研究,以及媒介选择或偏好与个体行为之间的强化关系,本研究采用具有全国代表性的成人样本,对流感疫苗接种进行评估,评估结果包括相关健康信念、对权威机构(如CDC和FDA)的信任以及与疫苗相关的媒体信息,以及个人现有的行为模式。结果显示,未接种疫苗个体在疫苗相关健康信念和对权威信息源的信任程度上存在显著差异。这一群体从卫生保健提供者那里获得的建议较少,总体上对流感疫苗持消极态度。在对现有行为进行控制后,媒介选择性和疫苗获益感知能够预测个体在即将到来的流感季节中的疫苗接种犹豫和意向。
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Understanding Flu Vaccination Acceptance Among U.S. Adults: The Health Belief Model and Media Sources
Based on previous studies about the Health Belief Model (HBM) and the reinforcing relationship between media selectivity or preference and individual’s behavior, this study used a national representative adult sample to assess flu vaccination as the result of an appraisal of relevant health beliefs, trust towards the authoritative entities (e.g. CDC & FDA) and vaccine-related media information, in addition to one’s existing behavior pattern. Results showed that not-vaccinated individuals differ significantly in their vaccine-related health believes and the trust towards the authoritative information sources. This group acquired less recommendation from health care providers and more negative sentiments about flu vaccine overall. After controlling for the existing behavior, media selectivity and perceived vaccine benefit are predicting individual’s vaccination hesitancy and intention in the coming flu season.
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