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Table 2 Vaccination concerns and vaccine confidence; n = 213 unless otherwise specified

From: Willingness to accept COVID-19 vaccination among people living with HIV in a high HIV prevalence community

 

n, (%)

Concerns regarding future COVID-19 vaccine

 No concerns

79 (37)

 Fear of side effects

42 (20)

 Fear of getting associated COVID-19 illness

32 (15)

 Want to wait until vaccine is tested by others

25 (12)

 Worried about the origins of the vaccine

13 (6)

 Cost of vaccine will be high

8 (4)

 Expect long vaccination site wait time/queues

8 (4)

 Do not think the vaccine will be effective

3 (1)

 Vaccine is unnecessary because COVID-19 symptoms are mostly mild

1 (0.5)

 Vaccine is unnecessary because biological (natural) immunity is better

1 (0.5)

 Expect long distance to vaccination site

1 (0.5)

 Other

9 (4)

Vaccinated against influenza in last influenza season

 Yes

32 (15)

 No

178 (84)

 Unsure

3 (1)

 Refused

0

Vaccine confidence measuresa

Vaccines are important for children to have, n = 211

 Strongly disagree

1 (0.5)

 Neither agree nor disagree or unsure

3 (1)

 Slightly agree

4 (2)

 Strongly agree

203 (96)

Overall, I think vaccines are safe, n = 211

 Strongly disagree

1 (0.5)

 Disagree

1 (0.5)

 Neither agree nor disagree or unsure

21 (10)

 Slightly agree

25 (12)

 Strongly agree

163 (77)

Overall, I think vaccines are effective, n = 210

 Strongly disagree

1 (0.5)

 Disagree

1 (0.5)

 Neither agree nor disagree or unsure

17 (8)

 Slightly agree

26 (12)

 Strongly agree

165 (79)

Vaccines are compatible with my religious beliefs, n = 200

 Strongly disagree

8 (4)

 Neither agree nor disagree or unsure

6 (3)

 Slightly agree

6 (3)

 Strongly agree

180 (90)

  1. aAdapted from Larson et al. 2016