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Standing alone: experiences of vaccine-hesitant Danish healthcare professionals during COVID-19
Kristoffer Marså1, Tina Bøgelund Kristensen2, Hanne Konradsen3,4,5
1Arresoedal Hospice, Frederiksværk, Denmark.
Aim:
The aim of the study was to explore the experiences of Danish healthcare professionals who were hesitant about the COVID-19 vaccine.
Methods:
Interviews were conducted over the telephone in January and February 2021.
Results:
Healthcare professionals experienced the need to avoid impossible conversations about vaccine hesitancy with their colleagues. They felt a lack of knowledge of long-term experience with the vaccine and a need to balance trust in themselves and the authorities.
Conclusions:
Healthcare professionals who were hesitant towards the COVID-19 vaccine felt they had to keep their concerns to themselves and felt isolated and pressured by their managers. This study is especially important for managers, who must ensure a trusting working environment in which employees can discuss their concerns without feeling pressured.
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