Recent surveys show that the French are probably less suspicious of vaccination than they were a few years ago. However, several studies insist on the need to better inform them on this subject.
The health crisis has inevitably changed the French people’s attitude towards vaccination… and not necessarily for the worse. The last survey on the subject dates back to last April: a survey conducted by Santé Publique France informed us that “84.6% of respondents in mainland France declared themselves to be in favor of vaccination in general.” This is an increase of 2.1 points compared to 2021.
In a survey conducted by the Ipsos institute, 3 out of 4 French people believed that vaccines had more benefits than risks for health. However, many French people remain detached from their own vaccination: less than half of French people are certain to be up to date. “These results show that if many French people do not get vaccinated or are not up to date with their vaccination, it is primarily due to a lack of information about vaccines,” said Étienne Mercier, director of Opinion and Health at Ipsos. They need education.”
Another key point: according to a study by UNICEF also published last April, trust in childhood vaccination decreased by 11.5% in the country following the pandemic. For the United Nations Fund, this phenomenon can be explained, among other things, by “more widespread access to false information” and a “loss of confidence in experts.”
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2023-09-13 08:01:00
