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Table 1 Sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of the study respondents who provided information about their own pneumococcal vaccine uptake, overall and by NUTS statistical region

From: Pneumococcal vaccine uptake among high-risk adults and children in Italy: results from the OBVIOUS project survey

Characteristic

Italy

Northwestern Italy

Northeastern Italy

Central Italy

Southern Italy

Insular Italy

(n = 2357)

(n = 685)

(n = 519)

(n = 420)

(n = 499)

(n = 234)

Gender

      

 Male

1344 (57.0%)

374 (54.6%)

343 (66.1%)

235 (56.0%)

275 (55.1%)

117 (50.0%)

 Female

1005 (42.6%)

309 (45.1%)

175 (33.7%)

185 (44.0%)

221 (44.3%)

115 (49.1%)

 Non-binary

8 (0.3%)

2 (0.3%)

1 (0.2%)

0 (0.0%)

3 (0.6%)

2 (0.9%)

Age group, y

      

 18–24

68 (2.9%)

16 (2.3%)

14 (2.7%)

13 (3.1%)

18 (3.6%)

7 (3.0%)

 25–34

186 (7.9%)

37 (5.4%)

52 (10.0%)

30 (7.1%)

49 (9.8%)

18 (7.7%)

 35–44

282 (12.0%)

75 (10.9%)

93 (17.9%)

36 (8.6%)

47 (9.4%)

31 (13.2%)

 45–54

249 (10.6%)

68 (9.9%)

61 (11.8%)

42 (10.0%)

50 (10.0%)

28 (12.0%)

 55–64

251 (10.6%)

72 (10.5%)

43 (8.3%)

53 (12.6%)

58 (11.6%)

25 (10.7%)

  ≥ 65

1321 (56.0%)

417 (60.9%)

256 (49.3%)

246 (58.6%)

277 (55.5%)

125 (53.4%)

Place of residence degree of urbanization*

      

 City (densely populated area)

933 (39.6%)

308 (45.0%)

127 (24.5%)

167 (39.8%)

249 (49.9%)

82 (35.0%)

 Town or suburb (intermediate density area)

1025 (43.5%)

304 (44.4%)

191 (36.8%)

195 (46.4%)

204 (40.9%)

131 (56.0%)

 Rural area (thinly populated area)

399 (16.9%)

73 (10.7%)

201 (38.7%)

58 (13.8%)

46 (9.2%)

21 (9.0%)

Educational attainment

      

 Less than high school diploma

341 (14.5%)

113 (16.5%)

72 (13.9%)

53 (12.6%)

58 (11.6%)

45 (19.2%)

 High school diploma

1253 (53.2%)

399 (58.2%)

210 (40.5%)

241 (57.4%)

280 (56.1%)

123 (52.6%)

 Academic degree

459 (19.5%)

121 (17.7%)

87 (16.8%)

91 (21.7%)

113 (22.6%)

47 (20.1%)

 Post-graduate/Doctorate degree

304 (12.9%)

52 (7.6%)

150 (28.9%)

35 (8.3%)

48 (9.6%)

19 (8.1%)

Household composition

      

 Alone

358 (15.2%)

134 (19.6%)

74 (14.3%)

61 (14.5%)

60 (12.0%)

29 (12.4%)

 Couple

1653 (70.1%)

461 (67.3%)

388 (74.8%)

301 (71.7%)

348 (69.7%)

155 (66.2%)

 With parents/family

227 (9.6%)

59 (8.6%)

37 (7.1%)

30 (7.1%)

68 (13.6%)

33 (14.1%)

 Other

119 (5.0%)

31 (4.5%)

20 (3.9%)

28 (6.7%)

23 (4.6%)

17 (7.3%)

Able to pay for things needed in life

      

 With great difficulty

340 (14.4%)

86 (12.6%)

45 (8.7%)

68 (16.2%)

99 (19.8%)

42 (17.9%)

 With some difficulty

990 (42.0%)

277 (40.4%)

163 (31.4%)

195 (46.4%)

228 (45.7%)

127 (54.3%)

 Quite easily

824 (35.0%)

273 (39.9%)

194 (37.4%)

144 (34.3%)

155 (31.1%)

58 (24.8%)

 Easily

203 (8.6%)

49 (7.2%)

117 (22.5%)

13 (3.1%)

17 (3.4%)

7 (3.0%)

Problems with daily living tasks due to physical or mental impairment

      

 Yes

471 (20.0%)

102 (14.9%)

166 (32.0%)

60 (14.3%)

109 (21.8%)

34 (14.5%)

 No

1886 (80.0%)

583 (85.1%)

353 (68.0%)

360 (85.7%)

390 (78.2%)

200 (85.5%)

BMI ≥30 kg/m2

      

 Yes

403 (17.1%)

102 (14.9%)

85 (16.4%)

76 (18.1%)

90 (18.0%)

50 (21.4%)

 No

1954 (82.9%)

583 (85.1%)

434 (83.6%)

344 (81.9%)

409 (82.0%)

184 (78.6%)

Pneumopathy

      

 Yes

516 (21.9%)

136 (19.9%)

96 (18.5%)

95 (22.6%)

127 (25.5%)

62 (26.5%)

 No

1841 (78.1%)

549 (80.1%)

423 (81.5%)

325 (77.4%)

372 (74.5%)

172 (73.5%)

Cardiopathy

      

 Yes

575 (24.4%)

158 (23.1%)

123 (23.7%)

96 (22.9%)

144 (28.9%)

54 (23.1%)

 No

1782 (75.6%)

527 (76.9%)

396 (76.3%)

324 (77.1%)

355 (71.1%)

180 (76.9%)

Diabetes

      

 Yes

750 (31.8%)

177 (25.8%)

231 (44.5%)

105 (25.0%)

160 (32.1%)

77 (32.9%)

 No

1607 (68.2%)

508 (74.2%)

288 (55.5%)

315 (75.0%)

339 (67.9%)

157 (67.1%)

  1. NUTS Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics, BMI body mass index Northwestern Italy includes the regions of Piedmont, Aosta Valley, Lombardy, and Liguria; Northeastern Italy includes the regions of Trentino-South Tyrol, Veneto, Friuli-Venezia Giulia, and Emilia-Romagna; Central Italy includes the regions of Tuscany, Umbria, Marche, and Lazio; Southern Italy includes the regions of Abruzzo, Molise, Campania, Apulia, Basilicata, and Calabria; Insular Italy includes the regions of Sicily and Sardinia. BMI, body mass index
  2. *According to the Eurostat Degree of Urbanization (DEGURBA) classification system