Parental Vaccine Hesitancy Dataset

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Gaffiero, D., Hampson, C. and Davey, S. Parental Vaccine Hesitancy Dataset. University of Derby.
AuthorsGaffiero, D., Hampson, C. and Davey, S.
KeywordsVaccination; COVID-19; Parents; Children
PublisherUniversity of Derby
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Deposited18 Dec 2023
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