5 Key Takeaways

• 1

  Pregnant women and parents preferred maternal vaccination over infant antibody administration for RSV protection.

• 2

  Fifty-eight percent of pregnant women favored maternal vaccination, while only 6% preferred infant antibody shots.

• 3

  A strong physician recommendation increased vaccine acceptance among hesitant respondents, with 36% of initially negative pregnant women willing to reconsider.

• 4

  Concerns about vaccine safety for mothers and infants were the primary reasons for hesitancy among pregnant women.

• 5

  The survey highlighted information gaps and the need for improved communication strategies regarding RSV immunization.