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April 19, 2026Public Health Nursing0 citations

Healthcare Providers’ Attitudes and Willingness Toward Monkeypox Vaccination in Jordan: A National Cross‐Sectional Survey

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KAKhitam AlsaqerZarqa UniversitySASaeed Hussein AlhmoudApplied Science Private UniversitySKSarah KhamisBuraydah Colleges

Key Points

  • The aim is to assess healthcare providers' attitudes and willingness to vaccinate against monkeypox in Jordan.
  • Conducted a national cross-sectional survey among healthcare providers in Jordan.
  • Evaluated factors influencing vaccination willingness, including concerns about safety and effectiveness.
  • Assessed confidence in public health agencies and prior vaccination history.
  • Healthcare providers showed relatively low immediate willingness to vaccinate against monkeypox.
  • Concerns about vaccine safety, effectiveness, and defects were prominent.
  • Increased acceptance was linked to confidence in public health agencies and prior vaccination experiences.

Abstract

Jordanian Healthcare providers demonstrated relatively low immediate willingness to vaccinate, driven by substantial concerns about safety, effectiveness, and vaccine defects. Confidence in public health agencies and prior vaccination history significantly improved acceptance.

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Alsaqer et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69e473bd010ef96374d8f823https://doi.org/10.1111/phn.70126
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