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. 2021 Feb 19;17(2):408–413. doi: 10.1080/21645515.2020.1817712

Table 2.

Attitudes of participants toward COVID-19 vaccine and correlation with their willingness to accept vaccination

Research content Classification Total N(%) Willing to be vaccinated (%)
N = 2,284
Unwilling to be vaccinated (%)
N = 518
Unadjusted OR 95%CI P
Whether pay attention to the progress of vaccines No 110 (3.93) 69 (3.02) 41 (7.92) 1.00    
Yes 2,692 (96.07) 2,215 (96.98) 477 (92.08) 2.76 1.85–4.11 0.0000
Degree of urgency of need for vaccine Not urgent 149 (5.32) 75 (3.42) 74 (14.29) 1.00    
Urgent 2,653 (94.68) 2,209 (96.72) 444 (85.71) 4.91 3.51–6.88 0.0000
The most concerned aspect Vaccine safety 967 (34.51) 563 (24.65) 404 (77.99) 1.00    
Protective efficacy of vaccine 687 (24.52) 656 (28.72) 31 (5.98) 15.19 0.36–22.26 0.0000
Vaccine price 328 (11.71) 311 (13.62) 17 (3.28) 13.13 7.93–21.74 0.0000
Expert opinion 324 (11.56) 303 (13.27) 21 (4.05) 10.35 6.53–16.41 0.0000
Other aspects 496 (17.70) 451 (19.75) 45 (8.69) 7.19 5.16–10.02 0.0000
Acceptable vaccine price (RMB). ≤ 200 2,334 (83.30) 1,879 (82.27) 455 (87.84) 1.00    
201~399. 370 (13.20) 320 (14.01) 50 (9.65) 0.49 0.39–0.62 0.0000
≥ 400 98 (3.50) 85 (3.72) 13 (2.51) 0.45 0.30–0.68 0.0001

n (%), number (percentage) of participants who were willing or un willing to be vaccinated in each category; unadjusted OR, unadjusted odds ratio; 95% CI, 95% confidence interval