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Patient disbelief in infections will impact vaccine adoption

A gloved hand holds a syringe, carefully drawing liquid from a vial—an essential step in promoting vaccine adoption amid rising infections.

The latest results from the largest statistically significant survey on COVID-19 are in. The global survey of nearly 2,000 Sermo physicians across 31 countries conducted from August 8-11, reveals nearly half of physicians surveyed see significant barriers to COVID-19 vaccine adoption—both for themselves and for their adult patients. Check out the key findings below and tune in to hear what Sermo member Dr. Roger Hofford has to say from the frontlines.

Roger Hofford, M.D., Sermo member and associate professor, Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine and clinical professor of Family Medicine and Population Health at Virginia Commonwealth University. 

Here’s what some of our other Sermo members had to say regarding a Covid-19 vaccine:

To view the full survey data, visit sermo.com.