|
I believe that vaccines are important for reducing or eliminating serious illnesses
|
0 (0%) |
1 (1%) |
3 (4%) |
32 (38%) |
49 (58%) |
|
I believe that vaccines are useful in certain situations, for example, in developing countries
|
2 (2%) |
2 (2%) |
3 (4%) |
44 (52%) |
34 (40%) |
|
I have no opinion on it
|
26 (54%) |
19 (40%) |
2 (4%) |
1 (2%) |
0 (0%) |
|
I believe more in the natural immunity gained through the disease than in vaccines
|
17 (20%) |
30 (35%) |
23 (27%) |
9 (11%) |
6 (7%) |
|
I do not believe in vaccination: I think it does more harm than good
|
38 (45%) |
34 (40%) |
11 (13%) |
2 (2%) |
0 (0%) |
|
I am afraid of side effects
|
15 (18%) |
30 (35%) |
22 (26%) |
16 (19%) |
2 (2%) |
|
My religious beliefs are against vaccinations
|
63 (76%) |
19 (23%) |
1 (1%) |
0 (0%) |
0 (0%) |
|
I don’t believe to be at risk for infectious diseases
|
46 (55%) |
23 (28%) |
11 (13%) |
3 (4%) |
0 (0%) |
|
I’m afraid of getting sick after vaccination
|
28 (33%) |
30 (36%) |
17 (20%) |
9 (11%) |
0 (0%) |
|
I believe that vaccines are not effective
|
34 (40%) |
40 (47%) |
4 (5%) |
3 (4%) |
4 (5%) |
|
I am wary of vaccination long-term effects on health of vaccinations
|
21 (25%) |
43 (51%) |
13 (15%) |
8 (9%) |
0 (0%) |
|
I believe that vaccinations are an indispensable requirement to work in a health care setting
|
0 (0%) |
11 (13%) |
16 (19%) |
39 (46%) |
19 (22%) |
|
I believe that vaccinations are a duty because health care workers should represent a model for their patients
|
2 (2%) |
14 (16%) |
13 (15%) |
39 (46%) |
17 (20%) |
