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. 2022 Apr 26;113(2):e2022022. doi: 10.23749/mdl.v113i2.13017

Supplementary Table 1.

Determinants of qualitative serology response – results by center

Characteristics Bologna Brescia Verona
N serology (%) OR (95% CI) N serology (%) OR (95% CI) N serology (%) OR (95% CI)
Sex
Men 1748
(99.8%)
1 (Ref) 1771
(99.8%)
1 (Ref) 1521
(97.8%)
1 (Ref)
Women 3767
(99.8%)
1.65
(0.46-5.87)
4727
(99.9%)
2.49
(0.47-13.3)
3601
(98.3%)
1.41
(0.87-2.27)
Age
10-yr increase - 0.31
(0.12-0.83)
- 0.85
(0.42-1.71)
- 0.38
(0.30-0.48)
Job Title
Administration 217
(100%)
1 (Ref) 765
(99.9%)
1 (Ref) 361
(95.5%)
1 (Ref)
Physician 1649
(99.7%)
NE 1642
(99.9%)
1.02
(0.09-11.9)
1729
(98.7%)
1.67
(0.85-3.31)
Nurse 1781
(99.8%)
NE 2285
(100%)
1.02
(0.12-34.5)
1813
(98.5%)
1.42
(0.75-2.68)
Technician 250
(100%)
NE 564
(100%)
0.58
(0.04-9.61)
454
(98.3%)
2.04
(0.86-4.84)
Other HCW 1628
(99.9%)
NE 1236
(99.9%)
1.23
(0.07-20.2)
765
(97.5%)
1.16
(0.59-2.27)
Time since vaccination
14-day interval - 0.88
(0.53-1.48)
- 0.06
(0.01-0.26)
- NA
Pre-vaccination serology level
1 SD increase - NA - 0.40
(0.03-5.84)
- 1.11
(0.87-1.42)

CI, confidence interval; OR, odds ratio, adjusted for sex, age, job title and previous infection, as appropriate; Ref, reference category; NA, not available; NE, not estimable