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. 2019 May 14;16(10):1700. doi: 10.3390/ijerph16101700

Table 5.

Multiple logistic regression result—associations between composite cognitive indicator variables and intention to take up HPV vaccines.

Variable β SE AOR (95%CI)
Physician a
Perceived severity of HPV (number of items with affirmative responses)
0 Reference 1
≥1 0.989 0.535 2.689 (0.943, 7.667) +
Perceived self-efficacy of HPV (number of items with affirmative responses)
0 or 1 Reference 1
2 1.5182 0.736 4.564 (1.079, 19.311) *
Perceived support to take up HPV (number of items with affirmative responses)
0 or 1 Reference 1
2 1.1662 0.630 3.210 (0.934, 11.026) +
Cue to action to take up HPV (number of items with affirmative responses)
0 or 1 Reference 1
≥2 0.0771 0.713 1.080 (0.267, 4.373)
Nurse b
Perceived susceptibility of HPV (number of items with affirmative responses)
0 Reference 1
1 0.374 0.250 1.453 (0.89, 2.373)
≥2 0.479 0.271 1.615 (0.95, 2.746) +
Knowledge on HPV vaccines (number of items with appropriate answer)
0 Reference 1
1 −0.529 0.695 0.589 (0.151, 2.300)
2 0.407 0.413 1.502 (0.669, 3.371)
3 0.569 0.298 1.767 (0.986, 3.166) +
Perceived benefits to take up HPV (number of items with affirmative responses)
0 Reference 1
1 −0.480 0.346 0.619 (0.314, 1.219)
2 −0.242 0.336 0.785 (0.407, 1.515)
≥3 0.309 0.291 1.362 (0.77, 2.412)
Perceived self-efficacy of HPV (number of items with affirmative responses)
0 or 1 Reference 1
≥2 0.902 0.374 2.464 (1.185, 5.124) *
Perceived support to take up HPV (number of items with affirmative responses)
0 Reference 1
1 −0.114 0.390 0.892 (0.415, 1.918)
2 0.151 0.287 1.163 (0.663, 2.041)
Cue to action to take up HPV (number of items with affirmative responses)
0 Reference 1
1 0.699 0.517 2.012 (0.73, 5.546)
≥2 1.432 0.492 4.185 (1.595, 10.98) **

* p < 0.05; ** p < 0.01. *** p < 0.001. + 0.05 < p < 0.1; a AOR: adjusted OR, odds ratios after adjusting gender and simultaneously for all involved variables. STD-related symptoms and number b AOR: adjusted OR, odds ratios after adjusting simultaneously for all involved variables and the significant background variables which include gender, age group, number of sexual behaviors in the past 6 months. 95%CI: 95% confidence interval. SE: Standard error.