Healthcare workers’ perspectives on the COVID-19 vaccine and boosters for themselves, their patients, and their communities: a mixed methods study

Shana Burrowes(Boston University), Natalie Pierre-Joseph(Boston University), Mengyu Ma(Boston University), Christopher Garofalo(Sturdy Memorial Hospital), Taylor Hall(Boston University), Rebecca B. Perkins(Boston University), Sharon M. Casey(Boston University), Elissa M. Schechter‐Perkins(Boston University), Sidney Dobbins(Boston University), Ruqiyya Bano(Boston University), Mari‐Lynn Drainoni(Boston University)

Journal of Public Health

December 25, 2022

10.1007/s10389-022-01793-1

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