3.2.1. Contextual influences
Influences arising from historical, sociocultural, environmental, health system / institutional, economic or political factors are presented in Table 2. According to the table, those who are resistant to COVID-19 vaccination ranked healthcare workers (78.9%) as the ones they trust most for information while social media (50%), government (21.1%) and pharmaceutical companies (18.4%) as the least trustworthy. Although most indicate that community leaders and influencers support COVID-19 vaccines (97.4%), a significant portion was neutral (47.4%) to the position of some in not agree to vaccination for different reasons. Moreover, most also pointed to know someone who does not take a COVID-19 vaccine because of religious or cultural reasons (76.3%). Mostly, they do not disagree with these people (52.6%) nor do they think they are risking their health or the community health if they do not take the COVID-19 vaccine (78.9%). Notably, most are convinced that the government purchases the highest quality vaccines available (47.4%), but they do not believe that vaccine producers are interested in their health (84.2%).