Parent/carers opinions about COVID-19 vaccination for children with chronic lung diseases

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Abstract

Children with chronic lung diseases (CLDs) comprise a priority population for vaccination. In a survey of 202 parents/carers on COVID-19 vaccine acceptability for children with CLDs, 84% agreed COVID-19 vaccine should be prioritised for children with CLDs and 77% were likely to get their children vaccinated. However, 30% of those likely to vaccinate were unsure about vaccine safety. Concerns around side effects (83%) and safety (43%) were the major reasons cited by parent/carers (n=42) not likely to have their children vaccinated. Risk communication highlighting safety of COVID-19 vaccine in paediatric high-risk population may improve uptake when a vaccine becomes available.

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