| Characteristics of Studies Included in the Qualitative Synthesisa
|
| Theme |
Type of Study |
Article Name |
| Technological |
Case Study |
Lessons from an Online Vaccine Communication Project |
| Systematic Review |
Opportunities and Challenges of Web 2.0 for Vaccination Decisions |
| Systematic Review |
Opportunities for Utilizing New Technologies to Increase Vaccine Confidence |
| Systematic Review |
Utilizing Health Information Technology to Improve Vaccine Communication and Coverage |
| Mass Marketing or Campaigning |
Systematic Review |
Addressing Vaccine Hesitancy: The Potential Value of Commercial and Social Marketing Principles and Practices |
| Systematic Review |
Diagnosing the Determinants of Vaccine Hesitancy in Specific Subgroups: The Guide to Tailoring Immunization Programmes (TIP) |
| Randomized Controlled Trial |
Misinformation Lingers in Memory: Failure of Three Pro-Vaccination Strategies |
| Direct Communication |
Literature Review |
Addressing Barriers to Vaccine Acceptance: An Overview |
| Quasi-Experimental |
Increasing Immunization Adherence among Infants of Low-Income Parents: The Effects of Visually Enhanced Education |
|
aA total of nine peer-reviewed articles was included in the qualitative synthesis, and three themes were identified: technological, mass marketing or campaigning, and direct communication strategies. |
