Knowledge, attitudes and perceptions of a patient population on the COVID-19 vaccine rollout

Makaira Purasram; Varsha Bangalee; Frasia Oosthuizen; Rajatheran Moodley

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1. Knowledge, attitude, and practice of COVID-19 screening and vaccine uptake among women attending Maimusari Primary Healthcare in Jere Local Government, North East, Nigeria
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