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. 2023 Jun 9. Online ahead of print. doi: 10.1016/j.vaccine.2023.06.022

Table 2.

The baseline characteristics, COVID-19 history, and COVID-19 vaccination details of vaccine-hesitant HCWs (n = 143).

Baseline Characteristics, COVID-19 History and Vaccination Attitudes n ( %)
Mean Age (SD, min–max) 31.55 (6.92;18–55)
Work Experience (SD, min–max) 4.33 (5.16; 0–34)
Gender Female
Male
68 (48)
75 (52)
Marital Status Married
Single
67 (47)
76 (53)
Comorbidities Yes
No
26 (18)
116 (82)
Smoked cigarettes Yes
No
56 (39)
86 (61)
Education Primary or High School
University or MSc or PhD
37 (26)
106 (74)



COVID-19 History
Providing care COVID-19 patients No
Yes*
 Less than 8 h
 8–12 h
 13–24 h
 24–48 h
114 (80)
28 (20)
19 (68)
5 (18)
1 (4)
3 (11)
Have you ever been diagnosed with COVİD-19? Yes
No
46 (32)
96 (67)
Has any family member of yours diagnosed with COVID-19? Yes
No
63 (44)
79 (56)
Has someone among your family or friends died due to COVID-19? Yes
No
10 (7)
132 (93)



Vaccination
Have you ever rejected any other vaccine? Yes
No
38 (27)
105 (73)
Is there a vaccine that you think is unsafe? Yes
No
73 (51)
70 (49)
Is there a vaccine that you do NOT recommend for children? Yes
No
40 (28)
103 (72)
Have you ever had the flu shot? Yes
No
30 (21)
112 (79)
Have you ever received any negative information about COVID-19 vaccines? No
Yes
 Social media
 Online news/magazine
 Family and friends
 TW
 Newspaper
 Other HCWs friend
 Other physicians
 Radio
31 (22)
112 (78)
81 (72)
60 (54)
56 (50)
40 (36)
39 (35)
32 (29)
13 (12)
8 (7)
The current attitude to COVID-19 vaccines Absolute refuse
I am hesitant
I will get vaccine at first opportunity
31 (22)
74 (52)
38 (26)