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Table 5.

Risk awareness, attitude and protection behaviors against avian influenza after chicken HPAI H5N2 outbreaks (Stage II survey) in Taiwan

Questions		ORs	95 % CI
Variables		ORs	95 % CI
1. Taiwan will be affected by the outbreaks of influenza in China	Believe Taiwan residents will become infected with AIVs	25.51	4.24–153.66
	Age	0.85	0.78–0.93
2. Taiwan residents will become infected with avian influenza (AI)	Believe influenza outbreaks in China will affect Taiwan	6.83	2.10–22.26
	Will take preventive measures against AI	3.88	1.16–12.98
3. Knowing new “Ten No’s, Five Needs” policy^a	Aware of the critical condition of the child in Hong Kong infected with H5N1	4.24	2.09–8.59
4. Willing to take self-protection measures against avian influenza viral infection	Aware of critical condition of the child in Hong Kong infected with H5N1	5.85	1.45–23.56
	Believe people in Taiwan will be infected with AIVs	4.09	1.15–14.62
	Know AI may cause serious diseases and death	6.62	1.54–28.55
5. Willing to receive avian influenza vaccination	Believe seasonal flu vaccines can reduce chance of getting human flu or AI	5.51	1.97–15.42
5. Willing to receive avian influenza vaccination	Believe seasonal flu vaccines can reduce chance of getting human flu and AI	7.65	2.61–22.43
6. Know AI may cause serious illness and even death	Know the “Ten No’s, Five Needs” policy	4.10	1.19–14.12
	Community Residents^b	3.64	1.03–12.86
	Will take preventive measures against AI	4.38	1.08–17.76

We used logistic regression for the statistical analyses in this Table 5

Age continuous variable, AIV Avian influenza viruses

CI Confidence Interva

^aTen No’s, Five Needs policy in Appendix 2

^bLive-poultry market workers as the control group