VASCULITIS COVID-19 VACCINE 2022 COMMUNITY POLL 


Below are the results from our May 2022 survey.

To close out May’s Vasculitis Awareness Month, the Vasculitis Patient-Powered Research Network (VPPRN) and Vasculitis Foundation (VF) asked our community of patients with vasculitis to share their opinions and behaviors surrounding the COVID-19 vaccine. 

We received an incredible response from our community – 1,244 total participantsOf that number, 1,083 are members of the VPPRNyou are powering the VPPRN so special shout-out to you!  Thank you to all those who participated and for updating us on your health.  

Take a look at what you told us.

Interested to see how these results compare to February 2021? 

We are too!  February 2021 was when we last surveyed you on your opinions about the COVID-19 vaccine.  Take a look at the two infographics below and see what has changed from a year ago.

February 2021

COVID-19 Vaccine (1)

May 2022

COVID-19 Vaccine Survey - VF + VPPRN (May 2022) v6

CONCLUSIONS

Based on these results, we see significant progress in COVID-19 vaccination rates since February 2021.


(1) 94% of those who responded have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine (compared to only 30% in February 2021)

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(2) The number of individuals who have not received, or do not plan to receive, the COVID-19 vaccine has decreased substantially from 23% in February 2021 to just 6% in 2022.


These results are important because it tells us that our community of patients with vasculitis are taking the necessary steps to protect their health amidst the ongoing and ever-changing global pandemic and learning to live in a world with COVID-19.

For the most up-to-date information on COVID-19 and vaccinations, please visit the Vasculitis Foundation website at Coronavirus – COVID-19 – Vasculitis Foundation

There you will find resources and references that will address any concerns you have regarding the COVID-19 vaccine.

THANK YOU again to all who participated! 

We greatly appreciate your enthusiasm and continued engagement.