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July 6, 2026Health Risk & SocietyOpen Access

Between trust, doubt, and obligation: how Danish nurses address vaccine hesitancy in early childhood

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MMMarie Henriette Madsen

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Qualitative analysis reveals how nurses manage vaccine hesitancy in children, highlighting their varying roles in guiding parents.

Key Points

  • This research explores how Danish nurses navigate discussions around childhood vaccinations with parents amid vaccine hesitancy.
  • Interviews conducted with 15 Danish nurses advising on childhood vaccinations.
  • Analysis employs the theoretical framework of risk work to examine nurses' professional roles.
  • Focus on interactions between nurses and parents regarding vaccines.
  • Nurses act as messengers, partners, or experts based on context and parent interactions.
  • Analysis highlights the nurses' adaptability in addressing concerns about vaccination.
  • Discussion contributes to understanding the dynamics of healthcare policy enactment and professional authority.

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Marie Henriette Madsen (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a4b4617997070ff83b5b92dhttps://doi.org/10.1080/13698575.2026.2698486
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