Table 3.

Risk factors for vaccine non – uptake among HCPs’ categories

Vaccine non-uptake for*	Odds ratio (95% CI)	P
Influenza (2017–18 season)
Age ≤ 45 years	1.35 (1.08–1.66)	0.0071
Non–physician only	2.94 (2.09–4.12)	0.0001
Work in hospitals	1.39 (1.02–1.89)	0.035
Work in hospital B	3.56 (2.71–4.71)	0.0001
Influenza (last 5 years)
Non-physician only	2.67 (1.94–3.67)	0.0001
Work in hospitals	1.84 (1.36–2.48)	0.0001
Work in hospital B	6.41 (4.92–8.51)	0.0001
Measles †‡
Age >45 years	26.74 (17.41–41.06)	0.0001
Work in hospitals	59.16 (25.81–135.6)	0.0001
Hepatitis B‡
Age >45 years	1.36 (1.09-–1.70)	0.0071
Non–physician or nurse	1.75 (1.38–2.21)	0.0001
Work in primary care	1.52 (1.15-2.-1)	0.0027

*The dependent variables (no vaccination against influenza for either season 2017–2018 or the last five years, no hepatitis B vaccine uptake or no measles vaccine uptake) were adjusted for sex, age (≤ 45 years old and >45 years old), profession (physicians, nurses, paramedics, other) and workplace (either primary care centers or hospitals).

‡ No vaccine uptake of measles and hepatitis b was evaluated versus any dose of vaccine uptake.

† Analysis of no measles vaccine uptake among the HCPs that reported to be nonimmune to measles.