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Exhibit 106. Community Insights on Accessing Trusted Health Information
Notes: Top three sources of trusted health information shaded in blue for
community stakeholders.
Sources of trusted information as a percentage (%).
Percentage of Responses
Community Stakeholder Survey
Topic
(%)
Church 7.2
Friends / Family (in person or via social media such 18.1
as Twitter, Facebook, etc.)
State / Local Government (Health Department, 55.2
Governor, City)
Local Health System Website (Hospital, Free Clinics, 55.7
etc.)
Healthcare Provider (Doctor, Pediatrician, Physician 92.0
Assistant, Nurse)
Military or VA Healthcare Provider (Doctor, 13.6
Pediatrician, Physician Assistant, Nurse)
National Government (CDC, NIG, White House) 51.1
National Healthcare Sources (Such as Web MD) 35.5
Other 6.8
Total Number of Responses 515
Received COVID-19 vaccine: Respondents were then asked a series of questions regarding COVID-19 and the
pandemic. The first set of questions asked whether or not adults and eligible children in the household received the
COVID-19 vaccine. This data is displayed in Exhibit 107. Most respondents said all of the eligible children and adults in
their household had received the COVID-19 vaccine. The second highest category for adults was some having received
the COVID-19 vaccine, while the second highest category for children was none having received the COVID-19 vaccine.
Exhibit 107. Received COVID-19 vaccine
Notes: Greatest percentage of adults and children and teens vaccinated shaded in blue.
Proportion of adults and children and teens vaccinated presented as a percentage (%).
Percentage of Responses
Adults (18+) Children and Teens (5-17)
Total
(%) (%)
All 97.0 71.8
Some 2.6 3.6
None 0.4 24.5
Total Number of Responses 503 110
Planning to get the COVID-19 vaccine: If respondents answered no to either adults or children having received the
COVID-19 vaccine, they were then asked if the adults or children in their household plan to receive the COVID-19
vaccine. The results from this question are shown in Exhibit 108. This data indicated that the majority of respondents plan
to have the children and/or teens (5-17) in their household receive the COVID-19, followed by no. However, the majority of
respondents stated the adults in their household did not plan to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, followed by maybe. No
respondents said the adults in their house are definitely planning to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
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