2 results match your criteria: "Catholic Institute of Business and Technology.[Affiliation]"
Investigating COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake Intention Using an Integrated Model of Protection Motivation Theory and an Extended Version of the Theory of Planned Behavior.
Health Commun
May 2024
Department of Business Administration, Catholic Institute of Business and Technology.
Article Synopsis
- The research explores factors influencing vaccination uptake behavior in the context of COVID-19, addressing issues like vaccination reluctance and stakeholder concerns.
- The study employs protective motivation theory and an enhanced theory of planned behavior to analyze relationships between various factors (e.g., perceived vulnerability, attitude) and the intention to vaccinate.
- Findings suggest that multiple factors positively affect vaccination intentions, highlighting the model's effectiveness and offering implications for improving COVID-19 vaccine promotion and future study directions.
SARSCOV-19 amidst corruption: Does the civil society matter? - An empirical study.
J Public Aff
June 2022
The pandemic outbreak has dealt consequences on global engagements and structures. With the ongoing search for pandemic-mitigating measures and the excesses (notably corruption) erupted in its wake, concerns have been raised about the decline in public trust, transparency and satisfaction - particularly in Ghana. This situation has spurred multilevel governance discussions regarding pandemic management.
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