Table 3. General attitudes towards vaccination among the three clusters of general practitioners, weighted data, France, April to July 2014 (n = 1,575^a).

	Vaccine hesitancy			All	p valueb
	No-to-slight n = 1,353 (85.9%)	Moderate n = 166 (10.6%)	High n = 56 (3.5%)
Attitudes towards vaccination in general
Favourable to vaccination in general
Very favourable	84.7	56.2	43.4	80.3	< 0.0001
Quite favourable	14.5	35.0	24.8	17.0
Not favourable	0.8	8.9	31.8	2.7
Perceived role towards patients: convince them to vaccinate, even when they are reluctant
No	6.5	27.3	52.8	10.3	< 0.0001
Yes	93.5	72.7	47.2	89.7
Attitude towards vaccination
Ardent supporterc	20.6	7.4	0.0	18.5	< 0.0001
Radical opponentd	0.0	1.3	19.0	0.8
Other	79.4	91.3	81.0	80.7

^a Seven missing values.

^b Rao-Scott chi-squared test.

^c Frequent recommendations (often/always) in all of the six vaccine situations AND no doubts about vaccine usefulness or safety, excluding items regarding the links between Guillain–Barré syndrome and seasonal influenza and between narcolepsy and Pandemrix, which are evidence-based.

^d Rare recommendations (sometimes/never) in all of the six vaccine situations AND doubts about vaccine usefulness and risks, excluding items regarding the links between Guillain–Barré syndrome and seasonal influenza and between narcolepsy and Pandemrix.