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UKHSA 📅 11 Mar 2026 ⏱ 1 min read Infectious Disease

Midwives remain the most trusted source of information on pregnancy vaccination

Over 60% of the women surveyed said being advised to have any of the vaccines by a healthcare professional was an important reason for taking up the offer.

ClinicaliQ Brief
  • Over 60% of pregnant women cite healthcare professional recommendation as a key driver for vaccine uptake, highlighting the critical influence of clinical advice on vaccination decisions
  • Midwives are positioned as the most trusted source of pregnancy vaccination information, making them essential champions for improving vaccine acceptance rates
  • Direct professional endorsement significantly impacts pregnant women's willingness to accept vaccination, suggesting targeted midwifery engagement could optimise antenatal immunisation programmes
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Over 60% of the women surveyed said being advised to have any of the vaccines by a healthcare professional was an important reason for taking up the offer.

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