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. 2023 Nov 9;19(3):2269777. doi: 10.1080/21645515.2023.2269777

Table 4.

Perceptions of pregnant women toward COVID-19 vaccines.

  AGREE NOT SURE DISAGREE
n (%) n (%) n (%)
Perceived susceptibility and severity of COVID-19
1 I am worried about the likelihood of getting infected by COVID-19 310(34.6) 205(22.9) 381(42.5)
2 I am at high risk of COVID-19 because of my health conditions 211(23.5) 244(27.2) 441(49.2)
3 I will be very sick if I get infected by COVID-19 185(20.6) 355(39.6) 356(39.7)
4 I am very concerned that I could die from COVID-19 209(23.3) 319(35.6) 368(41.1)
Perceived benefits of vaccine
1 I think vaccination is good because it will make me less worried about COVID-19 562(62.7) 196(21.8) 138(15.4)
2 I believe vaccination will decrease my risk of getting infected by COVID-19 564(62.9) 208(23.2) 124(13.8)
3 I think the complications of COVID-19 will decrease if I get vaccinated and then get infected with the coronavirus 531(59.3) 245(27.3) 120(13.4)
Perceived barriers to vaccine
1 I am worried about the possible side effects of the COVID-19 vaccination 351(39.2) 279(31.1) 266(29.7)
2 I am concerned about the efficacy of COVID-19 vaccine 637(71.1) 137(15.3) 122(13.6)
3 I have a concern that I may receive a faulty/fake vaccine 344(38.4) 287(32.0) 265(29.6)
4 It concerns me that the development of the vaccine is too rushed to test its safety properly 300(33.5) 390(43.5) 206(23.0)
5 I am concerned about the long-term side effects of the COVID-19 vaccination. 233(26.0) 380(42.4) 283(31.6)