Table 4.

Multivariable analysis: Factors associated with future intent to obtain an HPV Vaccine (RQ #3) (N = 207)*

	Adjusted OR (95%CI)
Characteristic
Ever had an abnormal Pap
No/Don’t know	ref
Yes	2.09 (0.93, 4.67)
Ever had an HPV test
No/Don’t know	ref
Yes	0.88 (0.43, 1.83)
Attitudes/beliefs
Believe vaccines are well-tested
No/Don’t know	ref
Yes	2.28 (1.12, 4.63)**
Perceive HPV vaccine to be effective
Not very effective or DK	ref
Very or fairly effective	1.69 (0.84, 3.41)
Perceived likelihood of getting an HPV infection
No chance/unlikely	ref
Unsure	1.83 (0.82, 4.07)
Certain/likely/moderately likely	2.66 (1.16, 6.05)**
Social influences
Is your decision to be vaccinated influenced by other people’s opinions?
Not at all/Not very much/Don’t know	ref
Somewhat/A great deal	2.21 (0.98, 5.01)
Health care provider recommendation
Not at all/Not very much/Don’t know	ref
Somewhat/A great deal	1.44 (0.58, 3.57)
Self-efficacy
Comfort asking health care provider for information about the HPV vaccine
Very uncomfortable/ uncomfortable/unsure	ref
Comfortable/Very comfortable	0.52 (0.15, 1.74)
Comfort asking health care provider for information about getting HPV vaccines
Very uncomfortable/ uncomfortable/unsure	ref
Comfortable/Very comfortable	4.53 (1.59, 12.88)**
Barriers
Previous negative health care experiences
Not at all/Not very much/Don’t know	ref
Somewhat/A great deal	0.40 (0.20, 0.80)**

* All factors at p < 0.10 from bivariate analyses were entered into final model. P < 0.05 was considered statistically significant in the final model. The N for the multivariable analysis (207) is lower than the N for the bivariate analyses (217) due to missing values

**Bold are p < 0.05