Understanding factors contributing to vaccination underutilization among Jewish ultra-orthodox communities in Israel: A cross-sectional study

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• Israel 100%
• Vaccination 100%
• Resource Utilization 100%
• Ultra-Orthodox Jews 100%
• Ultra-orthodox Community 100%
• School Age 66%
• Vaccination Rate 66%
• Vaccine Decision-making 66%
• VAX Scale 66%
• World Wide Web 33%
• Low Socioeconomic Status 33%
• Demographic Variables 33%
• Jews 33%
• Control Measures 33%
• Jerusalem 33%
• Health Information 33%
• Immunization 33%
• Locus of Control 33%
• Vaccination Status 33%
• Vaccine Uptake 33%
• Structured Questionnaire 33%
• Low Education 33%
• Religious Beliefs 33%
• Media Technology 33%
• Targeted Intervention 33%
• Mistrust 33%
• Natural Immunity 33%
• Associated Risk Factors 33%
• Community Leaders 33%
• Lithuanian 33%
• Vaccinated children 33%
• Cultural Barriers 33%
• Vaccination Intention 33%
• Flu Vaccination 33%
• Engaged Communities 33%
• Flu Shot 33%
• Health Locus of Control 33%
• Vaccine Benefits 33%
• Attitudinal Factors 33%
• Logistics Barriers 33%
• Health-related 33%
• Childhood Age 33%
• Fully Vaccinated 33%
• Vaccine Inequity 33%
• Geographical Disparities 33%
• Culturally Sensitive Education 33%
• Attitudinal Assessment 33%
• Large Family Size 33%
• Childhood Diseases 33%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Influenza 100%
• Cross-Sectional Study 100%
• Education 50%
• Childhood Disease 50%
• Multidimensional Health Locus of Control Scale 50%