Shows lower vaccine hesitancy in pediatric healthcare workers, indicating social media's role in enhancing vaccine confidence.
= .001). Greater trust in social media and greater exposure to vaccine-related information may be associated with lower influenza vaccine hesitancy among pediatric healthcare workers, primarily through increased vaccine confidence. Governments and health institutions should make better use of social media to disseminate evidence-based vaccine information through official channels and curb the spread of misinformation.
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