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. 2023 Apr 5;19(1):2191576. doi: 10.1080/21645515.2023.2191576

Table 3.

COVID-19 vaccine confidence among the general community members in Tanzania (N = 3470).

Variable Participants, (n) COVID-19 vaccine confidence, n (%) P-value
Region     <.001
 Dar-es-salaam 1215 599 (49.3)  
 Kilimanjaro 275 186 (67.6)  
 Lindi 237 156 (65.8)  
 Mbeya 474 238 (50.2)  
 Simiyu 410 156 (38.0)  
 Tabora 313 185 (59.1)  
 Mjini Magharibi 327 221 (67.6)  
 Pemba Kaskazini 219 155 (70.8)  
Area of residence     .015
 Urban 2224 1181 (53.1)  
 Rural 1246 715 (57.4)  
Age, years     .267
 <30 966 502 (52.0)  
 30–39 929 518 (55.8)  
 40–49 669 375 (56.1)  
 50+ 460 501 (55.3)  
Sex     .024
 Male 1167 669 (57.3)  
 Female 2303 1227 (53.3)  
Education level     <.001
 None 364 150 (41.2)  
 Primary 1877 992 (52.9)  
 Secondary or higher 1229 754 (61.4)  
Marital status*     .033
 In Union 1000 518 (51.8)  
 Not in Union 2470 1378 (55.8)  
Wealth categories     <.001
 Low 1369 673 (49.2)  
 Middle 700 386 (55.1)  
 High 1401 837 (59.7)  
Religion     <.001
 None 52 14 (26.9)  
 Muslim 1790 1079 (60.3)  
 Christian 1628 806 (49.5)  
Ever been infected with COVID-19     <.001
 Yes 67 52 (77.6)  
 No 3403 1844 (54.1)  
Perceived risk of being infected with COVID-19     <.001
 Not at risk 1508 649 (43.0)  
 At risk 1962 1247 (63.6)  
COVID-19 vaccine knowledge     <.001
 Poor knowledge 1659 517 (31.2)  
 Good knowledge 1811 1379 (76.1)  

*In union means married or cohabiting, whereas not in a union means single, divorced, separated, or widow.