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. 2022 Feb 9;14:100993. doi: 10.1016/j.cegh.2022.100993

Table 3.

Knowledge and attitudes of mothers in Central Gondar Zone, Northwest Ethiopia, 2021 (n = 519).

Variables Response Number Present
Do you think that the COVID-19 vaccine carries the possibility of harm for your baby Yes 210 40.46
No 160 30.83
Uncertain 149 28.7
Vaccines have health related risk Yes 148 28.52
No 178 34.30
Uncertain 193 37.19
Vaccines protect against infectious disease Yes 103 19.85
No 153 29.48
Uncertain 263 50.67
Does the vaccines are easing the complication of the disease? Yes 110 21.19
No 147 28.32
Uncertain 262 50.48
Dose vaccines produce long term-immunity Yes 114 21.97
No 98 18.88
Uncertain 307 59.15
Knowledge Good knowledge 98 18.88
Poor knowledge 421 81.12
Attitudes towards the vaccine
Do you believe vaccines are safe Yes 150 28.90
No 114 21.97
uncertain 255 49.13
Do you think that, COVID-19 vaccines are essential Yes 197 37.96
No 89 17.15
uncertain 233 44.89
In the event that you have covid-19, are you ready to tell for your friends and relatives Yes 437 84.20
No 55 10.59
uncertain 27 5.20
Was there any change in your point of view positively towards vaccination in general recently? Yes 285 54.91
No 141 27.17
Uncertain 93 17.92
We cannot decrease the frequency of COVID-19 without vaccination Yes 96 18.50
No 391 75.34
uncertain 32 6.17
Attitude Favorable attitude 200 38.54
Unfavorable attitude 319 61.46