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. 2024 Jul 6;12(7):747. doi: 10.3390/vaccines12070747

Table 2.

Vaccination-related characteristics of reviewed studies.

Variables Category Frequency Percentage
5C Model Confidence 523 32.91%
Complacency 221 13.91%
Convenience 145 9.13%
Calculation 350 22.03%
Collective responsibility 350 22.03%
Reported Vaccine Uptake Rate (%) 1–10% 2 0.37%
11–20% 5 0.92%
21–30% 25 4.60%
31–40% 35 6.43%
41–50% 36 6.62%
51–60% 81 14.89%
61–70% 108 19.85%
71–80% 93 17.10%
81–90% 72 13.24%
91–100% 30 5.51%
N/A 57 10.48%
Hesitancy Predictors Health Concerns 311 20.97%
Speed of Vaccine Development/Safety Concerns 289 19.49%
Mistrust 206 13.89%
Misinformation/Misperception 96 6.47%
Systemic and Institutional Factors 91 6.14%
Political and Ideological 76 5.12%
Psychological Factors 69 4.65%
Racial and Ethnic Influences 61 4.11%
Social Influence 49 3.30%
Demographics and Identity 44 2.97%
Psychosocial Factors 41 2.76%
Cultural Beliefs 31 2.09%
Accessibility Issues 27 1.82%
Economic Factors 26 1.75%
Individual Experiences 19 1.28%
Communication and Messaging 15 1.01%
Technological Aspects 10 0.67%
Environmental Factors 9 0.61%
Global and Local Dynamics 5 0.34%
Legal and Ethical Considerations 3 0.20%
N/A 3 0.20%
Compliance and Convenience 2 0.13%
Uptake Factors Trust and Confidence 186 13.18%
Community and Social Factors 133 9.43%
Demographics and Identity 130 9.21%
Healthcare Provider Recommendations 117 8.29%
Health Concerns 113 8.01%
Psychological Factors 92 6.52%
Information Sources and Education 92 6.52%
External Motivations and Support 81 5.74%
Vaccination History 68 4.82%
Previous Experiences and Behavior 65 4.61%
Safety 60 4.25%
Political and Social Influences 52 3.69%
Vaccine Choice 45 3.19%
Policy and Communication 42 2.98%
Media and Information Influence 26 1.84%
N/A 23 1.63%
Ending Pandemic 24 1.70%
Job Security 18 1.28%
Mandate 16 1.13%
Incentives and Rewards 14 0.99%
Availability 12 0.85%