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. 2021 Oct 26. Online ahead of print. doi: 10.1016/j.joim.2021.10.004

Table 3.

Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on study participants.

Item All participants(N = 2158) Intention to receive COVID-19 vaccine
Vaccine hesitancy(n = 519) Vaccine acceptance(n = 1639) P value
Risk of COVID-19 infection 0.001
Unknown 411 (19.05%) 130 (25.05%) 281 (17.14%)
Low 893 (41.38%) 194 (37.38%) 699 (42.65%)
Medium 440 (20.39%) 105 (20.23%) 335 (20.44%)
High 414 (19.18%) 90 (17.34%) 324 (19.77%)
Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on regular medical treatment of cancer < 0.001
None 281 (13.02%) 97 (18.69%) 184 (11.23%)
Mild 517 (23.96%) 96 (18.50%) 421 (25.69%)
Moderate 627 (29.05%) 153 (29.48%) 474 (28.92%)
Severe 733 (33.97%) 173 (33.33%) 560 (34.17%)
Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on daily life < 0.001
None 240 (11.12%) 92 (17.73%) 148 (9.03%)
Mild 526 (24.37%) 99 (19.08%) 427 (26.05%)
Moderate 693 (32.11%) 169 (32.56%) 524 (31.97%)
Severe 699 (32.39%) 159 (30.64%) 540 (32.95%)
Impact of COVID-19 pandemic on income < 0.001
None 532 (24.65%) 208 (40.08%) 324 (19.77%)
Mild 539 (24.98%) 103 (19.85%) 436 (26.60%)
Moderate 542 (25.12%) 113 (21.77%) 429 (26.17%)
Severe 545 (25.25%) 95 (18.30%) 450 (27.46%)

Data are presented as number (percentage). P values were calculated via chi-squared tests between the “vaccine hesitancy” and “vaccine acceptance” groups. Participants who had received or were willing to receive the COVID-19 vaccine were included in the “vaccine acceptance” group, and those who had not received or were unwilling to receive the COVID-19 vaccine were included in the “vaccine hesitancy” group. COVID-19: coronavirus disease 2019.