Health department seeks public input via vaccine survey

The Gwinnett, Newton and Rockdale County Health Departments is conducting an online survey to learn how the public is feeling about the upcoming COVID-19 vaccine.

The 20-question survey seeks to understand how willing individuals will be to accept the vaccine, what information the public needs to be willing to have the vaccine, and where the public is obtaining their vaccine information. Additional demographic information is gathered to help health officials understand those attitudes.

The survey is completely anonymous and no personal, identifiable information will be collected. Participate in the survey: www.surveymonkey.com/r/SMG5SBY. Questions about the survey or its content: email info@gnrhealth.com.

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