From: Factors influencing H1N1 vaccine behavior among Manitoba Metis in Canada: a qualitative study
Factors | Participants who reported vaccinating against H1N1 (n = 72) | Participants who reported NOT vaccinating against H1N1 (n = 54) | ||
---|---|---|---|---|
Winnipeg | Rural/Remote | Winnipeg | Rural/Remote | |
(n = 26) | (n = 46) | (n = 30) | (n = 24) | |
System/Institutional level | ||||
Definition of priority groups | 8(7+/−1) | 7(5+/2-) | 6(3+/3-) | 5(2+/3-) |
Government communication | 13(11+/2-) | 6+ | 11(6+/5-) | 0 |
Vaccine roll-out and availability | 6+ | 1+ | 2(1+/1-) | 2(1+/1-) |
Institutional interventions | 2+ | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Social Context level | ||||
Media coverage | 10(9+/1) | 13(7+/6-) | 11(1+/10-) | 6(1+/5-) |
“Bandwagoning” | 7+ | 6+ | 0 | 0 |
Interpersonal level | ||||
Interpersonal influence | 11(7+/4-) | 13+ | 14(3+/11-) | 5(3+/2-) |
Interaction with health professionals | 10(9+/1-) | 4+ | 0 | 2(1+/1-) |
Intrapersonal level | ||||
Habitual behavior | 7(4+/3-) | 5(3+/2-) | 6(2+/4-) | 8(2+/6-) |
Altruism | 4+ | 3+ | 0 | 0 |
“Free-loading” | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Vaccine risk perception | 12- | 19(1+/18-) | 18- | 17- |
Personal risk perception | 15(14+/1-) | 17(15+/2-) | 17(5+/12-) | 8(2+/6-) |
Knowledge state | 13(5+/8-) | 17(1+/16-) | 25(1+/24-) | 12- |
Trust | 7(5+/2-) | 1- | 5- | 5- |
Protected values | 1- | 0 | 6- | 4- |
Past experience | 6(4+/2-) | 5(3+/2-) | 5- | 7(2+/5-) |
Perceived alternatives | 0 | 2- | 8- | 5- |