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. 2024 Dec 10;22:100600. doi: 10.1016/j.jvacx.2024.100600

Table 1.

Characteristics of study participants, Michigan COVID-19 Recovery Surveillance Study, 2020–2023.


Weighted mean or percentage
Baseline
(n = 3865)
Follow-Up (n = 3741)
Medical Mistrust Index (range: 1–4), mean (SE, median, IQR) 1.89 (0.01, 2, 1.33–2.33)
Medical Mistrust Index item, a %
 Healthcare providers don't give the best treatment available 9.2
 Healthcare providers don't have my best interest in mind for treatment 9.2
 Healthcare providers will not tell me about mistake in medical treatment 28.8
Positive vaccine attitudes (range: 1–5) mean (SE, median, IQR) 3.45 (0.02, 4, 2.5–5)
Vaccination uptake, %
 Yes 75.3
 No 24.7
Age, %
 18–34 38.8 33.0
 35–54 33.8 36.0
 55–64 14.8 16.4
 ≥65 12.6 14.6
Sex, %
 Male 45.3 45.2
 Female 54.7 54.8
Race and ethnicity, %
 Hispanic 6.6 6.6
 NH White 73.8 70.8
 NH Black 8.2 10.5
 Another NH race and ethnicity 11.5 12.1
Marital status, %
 Married/cohabiting 62.4 63.2
 Not married/cohabiting 37.6 36.9
Education, %
 High school or less 23.0 23.6
 Some college 33.9 32.7
 College graduate 43.1 43.8
Household income, %
 <$35,000 29.1 27.3
 $35,000–74,999 30.1 29.9
 ≥$75,000 40.8 42.8
Health insurance, %
 Private insurance 69.8 69.7
 Medicare/Medicaid/others 21.6 23.8
 None 8.6 6.5
Pre-existing diagnosed comorbidities, %
 Yes 53.7 51.7
 No 46.3 48.3
COVID-19 symptom severity, %
 Asymptomatic/mild 32.0 33.9
 Moderate 37.4 35.5
 Severe 22.1 21.4
 Very severe 8.5 9.2

COVID-19 = Coronavirus disease 2019; SE = Standard error; NH = non-Hispanic.

a. This presents the percentage reporting agree and strongly agree for each medical mistrust index item.