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Table 3 Odds ratios - vaccine concerns and decisional conflict by self-assessed hesitancy, expectant mothers

From: Vaccination hesitancy in the antenatal period: a cross-sectional survey

 

Not at all hesitant (referent)

Not too hesitanta

Very or somewhat hesitant or unsurea

Vaccine concerns

Very/somewhat concerned vaccine might have side effect

Referent

11.1 (5.0–24.4)

27.7 (9.1–84.6)

Very/somewhat concerned vaccine might be unsafe

Referent

11.8 (5.1–27.0)

43.5 (13.2–143.3)

Very/somewhat concerned vaccine might not prevent disease

Referent

4.7 (2.2–9.8)

10.0 (3.7–27.3)

Decisional conflict sub-scale b

Informed subscale (score ≥ 37.5)

Referent

7.9 (3.2–19.3)

12.0 (4.3–33.5)

Values clarity subscale (score ≥ 37.5

Referent

3.7 (1.5–8.8)

11.4 (4.4–29.5)

Support sub-scale (score ≥ 37.5)

Referent

13.1 (2.7–62.9)

43.7 (9.0–213.0)

Uncertainty subscale (score ≥ 37.5)

Referent

17.4 (3.8–80.4)

85.4 (17.7–413.7)

  1. aOdds ratio (95% confidence interval) – referent = “Not at all hesitant”
  2. bDecisional conflict sub-scale scores ≥37.5 are associated with decision delay or feeling unsure about implementation