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. 2024 Mar 25;12:1364225. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2024.1364225

Table 3.

Bivariate and multivariate logistic regression analysis for factors associated with Corona virus vaccine hesitancy among students in higher education institutions in Adama city, Oromia Ethiopia 2022 (N = 530).

Variable Vaccine hesitant Bivariate logistic regression (COR) Multivariate logistic regression AOR (with 95% CI)
Yes (N = 252) No (N = 278)
Residential address Urban 166 211 1 1
Rural 86 67 1.632 2.398 (1.476, 3.896) *
Agree with leaders or groups that do not support COVID-19 vaccine vaccination No 50 135 1 1
Yes 202 143 3.814 2.292 (1.418, 3.704) *
Previous history of bad reaction to vaccine No 87 133 1 1
Yes 165 145 1.740 1.751 (0.119, 2.738)
Being from a community whose leaders support COVID-19 vaccination for young adults No 151 102 1 1
Yes 101 176 0.388 0.598 (0.381, 0.940) **
Government trust in making best decision in the interest of the people No 191 153 1 1
Yes 61 125 0.391 0.557 (0.336, 1.90)
Think it is important to get vaccinated to protect those that can't be vaccinated for different reasons No 184 86 1 1
Yes 68 192 0.166 0.299 (0.191, 1.469)
Believe COVID-19 vaccines are safe No 238 192 1 1
Yes 14 86 0.131 0.343 (0.168, 0.701) *
Think government is pushed by lobbyists or vaccine makers to recommend certain vaccines No 89 101 1 1
Yes 163 177 1.045 0.519 (0.327, 1.826)
*

P-value < 0.05,

**

P-value < 0.005.

CI, confidence interval; COR, crude odds ratio; AOR, adjusted odds ratio.