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. 2024 Mar 1;14:5128. doi: 10.1038/s41598-024-55867-z

Table 3.

Grievances about the decision to get a vaccination.

Relevant information N = 400
You felt embarrassed when your doctor advised you to get a vaccination
 Yes 73 (18.3%)
 No 273 (68.3%)
 Unsure 54 (13.5%)
You believed that your doctor would not provide standardised ante-natal care if you did not get vaccinated as recommended by the doctor
 Yes 66 (16.5%)
 No 254 (63.5%)
 Unsure 80 (20.0%)
People are forced by doctors to get vaccinated
 Yes 5 (1.3%)
 No 379 (94.8%)
 Unsure 16 (4.0%)
People are forced by their husbands or close relatives to get vaccinated
 Yes 5 (1.3%)
 No 869 (96.5%)
 Unsure 9 (2.3%)
You are forced by your employer to get vaccinated to obtain a certification of vaccination even if you do not want to be vaccinated
 Yes 28 (7.0%)
 No 360 (90.0%)
 Unsure 12 (3.0%)
Vaccination certification has a huge influence on your work and daily life
 Yes 234 (58.5%)
 No 122 (30.5%)
 Unsure 44 (11.0%)
Social media information and stories about the dangers to, and deaths of, pregnant women influence your vaccination decision
 Yes 221 (55.3%)
 No 103 (25.8%)
 Unsure 76 (19.0%)
The type of vaccine influences your vaccination decision
 Yes 289 (72.3%)
 No 72 (18.0%)
 Unsure 39 (9.8%)
The number of previous injections influences your next vaccination decision
 Yes 246 (61.5%)
 No 102 (25.5%)
 Unsure 52 (13.0%)
Information from the government or the Ministry of Health influences your vaccination decision
 Yes 266 (66.5%)
 No 86 (21.5%)
 Unsure 48 (12.0%)
Your COVID-19 immunity level influences your vaccination decision
 Yes 283 (70.8%)
 No 71 (17.8%)
 Unsure 46 (11.5%)