Table 4.

Factors Associated with Willing to Promote HPV Vaccination Among the Medical Staff and Medical Student

Variables	Willing to Promote (N=248)				Chi-Square	P	Code OR
	nyes=158	%	nno=90	%
Age range (years)					36.516	<0.001a
≤25	42	45.7	50	54.3			1
26–30	26	55.3	21	44.7			1.474(0.727–2.987)
31–35	14	63.6	8	36.4			2.083(0.797–5.445)
36–40	11	73.3	4	26.7			3.274(0.971–11.041)
≥41	65	90.3	7	9.7			11.054(4.581–26.678)
Gender					4.469	0.035
Male	22	48.9	23	51.1			1
Female	136	67.0	67	33.0			2.122(1.104–4.080)
Education					2.228	0.518
Master and above	32	58.2	23	41.8			-
Undergraduate	91	63.6	52	36.4			-
Junior college	29	67.4	14	32.6			-
Technical secondary school	6	85.7	1	14.3			-
Profession					31.716	<0.001
Medical student	44	43.1	58	56.9			1
Medical staff	114	78.1	32	21.9			4.696(2.698–8.175)
Average family income					9.485	0.023
<¥3000	30	50.8	29	49.2			1
¥3001-5000	62	71.3	25	28.7			2.397(1.202–4.780)
¥5001-8000	32	57.1	24	42.9			1.289(0.618–2.689)
>¥8000	34	73.9	12	26.1			2.739(1.191–6.299)
Willing to receive HPV vaccination					10.620	0.002
No	7	31.8	15	68.2			1
Yes	151	66.8	75	33.2			4.314(1.687–11.032)
Professional Title					36.620	<0.001a
No technical titles (Intern physician)	47	44.8	58	55.2			1
Resident	31	62.0	19	38.0			2.013(1.011–4.008)
Attending physician	45	81.8	10	18.2			5.553(2.531–12.185)
Associate chief physician	27	90.0	3	10.0			11.106(3.172–38.893)
Chief physician	8	100.0	0	0.0			-

Notes: n₀: Combine people with neutral, ambiguous and negative views into people who do not actively recommend HPV vaccine. Bold formatting means statistically significant. ^aLinear by linear association. ^bContinuity correction. Adash indicates that data are not available.