Just over half of healthcare personnel in Norway are willing to receive the influenza vaccine this year. Among health workers, one particular group exhibits significantly lower vaccination rates than others. This hesitancy poses a potential risk to both the healthcare workers themselves and the patients they serve, potentially impacting healthcare system functionality during peak influenza season. Factors contributing to this reluctance include concerns about side effects and a perceived lack of personal risk, despite regular exposure to vulnerable individuals. Authorities are working to understand the specific concerns of the hesitant group and implement targeted information campaigns to increase vaccination uptake. The Norwegian Institute of Public Health is analyzing the data to refine vaccination strategies and ensure optimal protection for the healthcare workforce and the public. Further investigation aims to pinpoint the reasons behind the distinct reluctance within this specific group of healthcare professionals.