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. 2021 Mar 8;18(5):2703. doi: 10.3390/ijerph18052703

Table 5.

Intention and attitudes to get vaccinated against COVID-19 by characteristics of HCP.

Variables Intention to Get Vaccinated against SARS-CoV-2
(n. 787)
p-Value
Age (years)
≤30 63 (82%) n.s.
31–40 186 (77%)
41–50 174 (65%)
≥51 170 (85%)
Gender
Male 312 (85%) <0.05
Female 225 (54%)
Health care workers (HCP) subgroup
Physician 261 (81%) <0.05
Graduate sanitary 12 (48%)
Nurse and midwife 251 (70%)
Healthcare assistance staff 42 (84%)
Healthcare diagnostic staff 27 (87%)
Schooling
Bachelor’s Degree 223 (61%) <0.05
Master’s Degree 60 (81%)
Post-graduate specialization 280 (90%)
PhD 30 (81%)
Work environment
Surgery 145 (77%) <0.05
Medicine 254 (86%)
Services 194 (64%)
Involvement in COVID-19 care
Yes 314 (89%) <0.05
No 279 (64%)
Presence of comorbidities
Yes 230 (86%) <0.05
No 363 (70%)
COVID-19 vaccination should be mandatory for HCP
Yes 341 (43%) <0.05
No 446 (57%)
Intend to recommend SARS-CoV-2 vaccination to high-risk patients
Yes 512 (65%) <0.05
No 275 (35%)

n.s. not significative; HCP: healthcare personnel; COVID-19: coronavirus disease 2019.