From Understanding to Uptake: Tailored Interventions to Break Down Barriers to Vaccination among Urban Professionals in Ghana
Abstract
Objective: Diagnose multi-level barriers inhibiting COVID-19 vaccination among Ghanaian urban professionals using a socio-ecological model to inform targeted intervention design.
Keywords
Vaccine equityCOVID-19professionalssocio-ecological modelGhana
References
1) Ghana Public Health Act, 2012 (Act 851). (2012). Ghana. 2) National Vaccination Policy. (2015). Ghana Health Service. Ghana. Case Laws. 3) Republic vrs Eastern Regional Health Director GHS Exparte Trust and Dignity Association (Oct 8, 2021), J5 52/2021 (Ghana) Studies & Analysis 4) Adongo, P.B., Tabong, P.T.N., Asampong, E., Ansong, J., Adanu, R.M.K., & Adatara, P. (2022). BMC Public Health, 22(1)....
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