The American Public's Trust of Medicine During the COVID-19 Pandemic
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The American Public's Trust of Medicine During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Description
This is an archive describing how the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the attitudes of Americans towards medical professionals in hospitals and practices and those leading the charge in the government as well.
Creator
Varoon Phondge
Contributor
Varoon Phondge
Language
English
Type
Archive
Collection Items
Interview with Shailja
Discussed topics ranging from the trust between people and health workers on the local and national level during COVID-19. Discussed a bit about trusting the upcoming COVID-19 vaccine.
Interview with Eshaan
Discussed topics ranging from the trust between people and health workers on the local and national level during COVID-19. Discussed a bit about trusting the upcoming COVID-19 vaccine.
Interview with Tom
Discussed topics ranging from the trust between people and health workers on the local and national level during COVID-19. Discussed a bit about trusting the upcoming COVID-19 vaccine.
Fauci Reveals He Has Received Death Threats And His Daughters Have Been Harassed
The harassment of Dr. Fauci
Intent to Get a COVID-19 Vaccine Rises to 60% as Confidence in Research and Development Process Increases
People are more likely to feel inclined to get the COVID-19 vaccine based on positive results
Many Black Americans don't trust a COVID-19 vaccine. It's important to understand why
Why many black Americans do not trust a COVID-19 vaccine
Covid-19: What’s the harm of ‘funny’ anti-vaccine memes?
Whether COVID-19 vaccine memes funny or detrimental
Public Health Officials Are Our COVID-19 Commanders. Treat Them With Respect.
Why health workers during COVID-19 deserve people's respect
Americans express a "wait and see" attitude toward COVID-19 vaccine, but trust in own doctors, free access and peer reinforcement could drive vaccine uptake
![Americans express a "wait and see" attitude toward COVID-19 vaccine, but trust in own doctors, free access and peer reinforcement could drive vaccine uptake](http://archivingcovid19.libraries.rutgers.edu/files/square_thumbnails/1ffc40678b4702e7aeb00a6092a7d12e.jpg "Americans express a "wait and see" attitude toward COVID-19 vaccine, but trust in own doctors, free access and peer reinforcement could drive vaccine uptake")
American public's view on the vaccine
Seen 'Plandemic'? We Take A Close Look At The Viral Conspiracy Video's Claims
NPR takes a look at how the 'Plandemic' documentary attacks our national health officals