Intervention showed vaccine confidence score improvements among those who did not trust HCWs
Participants who listed HCWs as among their most trusted sources of vaccine information had baseline average scores that were higher than those who did not (0.15 vs 0.03; t-test, p=0.02) (Caregiver’s attitudes regarding HCWs pre-intervention and post-intervention. HCWs, healthcare workers.We narrowed our analysis to people whose most trusted source of information was someone other than HCWs, as they are an important group to reach with vaccine confidence messaging and they had a significantly different baseline score than others (Caregiver’s who do not list HCWs as their most trusted source of information. HCWs, healthcare workers.