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Vaccine Volume 41, Issue 26, 13 June 2023, Pages 3891-3897 Under a Creative Commons license open access Previous Next Keywords Vaccination COVID-19 Gypsy Roma Traveller Discrimination Qualitative England Vaccine Hesitancy Trust Trustworthiness Inequality Inequity 1. Background Understanding vaccination decision making is crucial: vaccination can mitigate the impact of epidemics, and slow down infectious disease transmission.
There are striking inequalities in the health of Gypsies and Travellers, even when compared with people from other ethnic minorities or from socio-economically deprived White UK groups. In this paper we explore the long-term health impact associated with a history of persecution, social pathologisation and social exclusion of Gypsies and Travellers.
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