The Relationship of Perceived Benefit, Perceived Barrier, and Knowledge with Vaccine Hesitancy among Anti- and Pro- Vaccine Community

Introduction: The phenomenon of basic vaccine hesitancy in parents is the biggest challenge faced byhealth workers global era currently. This study aimed to analyze relationship between perceivedbenefits, perceived barriers, and knowledge about vaccines towards among anti provaccinecommunities on social media Facebook.Methods: used a cross-sectional design. sample was 150 members anti-vaccinecommunity 234 pro-vaccine community Facebook using purposivesampling technique. Data were collected questionnaire namely; HBM (health belief model)questionnaire which translated modified, Vaccine Hesitancy Scale (VHS) questionnaire. Theindependent variables this benefits vaccines, barriers vaccines,knowledge vaccines. dependent variable hesitancy. Spearman rho analysis usedto measure independent variables.Results: results showed that (p=0.363of anti-vaccine, p=0.702 pro-vaccine), (p=0.410 anti-vaccine,p=0.341 (p=0.413 p=0.192 pro-vaccine)was related parents.Discussion: indicated tovaccines, are parents. implications thestudy essential information for health determine right wise strategy responding tothe increasing public so coverage will increase.