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. 2019 Apr 4;15(10):2434–2439. doi: 10.1080/21645515.2019.1588005

Table 3.

Respondents’ characteristics and knowledge and perceived risks regards to influenza in all sample (tot = 703) and in vaccinated patients (tot = 404).

Variables All patients
Vaccinated
OR* 95% CI^ p Value
N° (%) %
DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS
AGE < 65 years 269 (38.3) 39.0 -   <0.001
≥ 65 years 428 (60.9) 69.2 3.5 2.5–4.8
Missing 6 (0.9)        
GENDER Male 447 (63.6) 61.7 1.6 1.2–2.2 <0.01
Female 251 (35.7) 49.6 -  
Missing 5 (0.7)        
NATIONALITY Italian 654 (93.0) 58.9 2.0 1.1–3.7 <0.05
Other 43 (6.1) 41.9 -  
Missing 6 (0.9)        
EDUCATION Primary school 204 (29.0) 66.2 1.7 1.2–2.4 <0.01
Over primary 492 (70.0) 53.7 -  
Missing 7 (1.0)        
KNOWLEDGE AND PERCEIVED RISKS ABOUT INFLUENZA
Knowledge level of influenza vaccination and influenza < 6 (scale:0–9) 450 (64.0) 58.9 1.2 0.9–1.6 0.3
≥ 6 (scale:0–9) 250 (35.6) 54.8 -  
Missing 3 (0.4)        
Perceived risk level of hospitalization due influenza < 3 (scale:0–5) 276 (39.3) 60.1 1.2 0.9–1.6 0.3
≥ 3 (scale:0–5) 416 (59.2) 55.8 -  
Missing 11 (1.6)        
Perceived risk level of death due influenza < 3 (scale:0–5) 116 (16.5) 62.1 1.2 0.9–1.7 0.3
≥ 3 (scale:0–5) 569 (80.9) 56.6 -  
Missing 18 (2.6)        

*OR: odd ratio

^CI: confidence interval