Jade Stewart

Specialist Community Public Health Nurse, Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust, London, UK

Well-informed parents are less likely to be vaccine hesitant, but a lack of money and resources for services may result in problems with healthcare professionals' ability to provide information on a vaccine's benefits

What factors influence measles, mumps and rubella vaccine hesitancy among parents? A systematic review

‘…parents appreciate balanced information about the risks and benefits of a vaccine, in a timely manner, from a trusted health professional, such as a health visitor.’ .

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