A reluctance to get a COVID-19 vaccine appears to be the next public health battle for healthcare organizations trying to get control over the pandemic, according to the latest consumer survey data from Jarrard Phillips Cate & Hancock. The national survey was conducted in August 2020.
The new data shows that the public remains fearful of COVID-19 and worried about safety in medical settings. At the same time, healthcare providers have a massive trust advantage with the public relative to other institutions, presenting a real opportunity to jump in front of issues ranging from vaccination to funding to telehealth, thereby educating the public and helping mitigate the pandemic at the same time.
Download the full survey report here: The Opportunity of Trust.
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