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Table 6 Factors associated with influenza vaccine uptake (N = 560)

From: Vaccination against influenza among Lebanese health care workers in the era of coronavirus disease 2019

 

Influenza vaccine uptake

No

Yes

p-value

ORa

95% CI

n = 111(%)

n = 449(%)

Lower

Upper

Gender

  

0.612

   

 Male

28(18.4%)

124(81.6%)

    

 Female

83(20.3%)

325(79.7%)

    

Age (years)

  

0.604

   

  < 30

41(18.7%)

178(81.3%)

    

 30-49

64 (21.2%)

238(78.8%)

    

 50 and above

6(15.4%)

33(84.6%)

    

Urbanicity

  

0.489

   

 Urban

59(18.8%)

255(81.2%)

    

 Rural

52(21.1%)

194(78.9%)

    

Occupation

  

0.273

   

 Physician

12(14.8%)

69(85.2%)

    

 Pharmacist

12(16.2%)

62(83.8%)

    

 Lab technician

14(27.5%)

37(72.5%)

    

 Nurses

73(20.6%)

281(79.4%)

    

Marital status

  

0.041

   

 Married

71(19.2%)

299(80.8%)

 

1.00

  

 Unmarried

40(21.1%)

150(78.9%)

 

0.527

0.284

0.978

Perceived Health status

  

0.370

   

 Good and Above

97(20.5%)

377(79.5%)

    

 Fair and below

14(16.3%)

72(83.7%)

    

Presence of comorbidities

  

0.851

   

 Yes

26(19.3%)

109(80.7%)

    

 No

85(20%)

340(80%)

    

Type of the hospital

  

0.118

   

 Private

90(21.3%)

332(78.7%)

    

 Public

21(15.2%)

117(84.8%)

    

Health Coverage

  

0.605

   

 Public

94(19..2%)

396(80.8%)

    

 Private

7(24.1%)

22(75.9%)

    

 None

10(24.4%)

31(75.9%)

    

Years of experience

  

0.926

   

  < 10 years

62(19.7%)

253(80.3%)

    

  > 10 years

49(20%)

196(80%)

    

Influenza vaccine uptake in previous season

  

<0.001

   

 No

100(9.9%)

280(37.6%)

 

1.00

  

 Yes

11(6.1%)

169(93.9%)

 

6.812

3.045

15.239

Knowledge toward influenza vaccination

  

<0.001

   

 Poor Knowledge

26(66.7%)

13(33.3%)

 

1.00

  

 Moderate Knowledge

28(31.1%)

62(68.9%)

 

2.205

0.703

6.913

 Good Knowledge

57(13.2%)

374(86.8%)

 

3.305

1.155

9.457

Attitude toward influenza vaccination

  

0.065

   

 Negative

30(60%)

20(40%)

    

 Neutral

22(56.4%)

17(43.6%)

    

 Positive

59(12.5%)

412(87.5%)

    

Perceived benefits

  

<0.001

   

 Low

37(56.1%)

29(43.9%)

 

1.00

  

 Moderate

27(29%)

66(71%)

 

3.433

1.466

8.040

 High

47(11.7%)

354(88.3%)

 

6.264

2.919

13.442

Perceived barriers

  

<0.001

   

 High

29(53.7%)

25(46.3%)

 

1.00

  

 Moderate

36(31.3%)

79(68.7%)

 

1.808

0.783

4.177

 Low

46(11.8%)

345(88.2%)

 

4.130

1.827

9.334

  1. † others included single, widowed, and divorced, N frequency, % percentage, ORa adjusted odds Ratio, 95%CI 95% Confidence interval, p-value<0.05 is considered significant