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. 2022 Apr 13;16:100359. doi: 10.1016/j.lanepe.2022.100359

Table 3.

Percentage of participants who have a positive preference for a mandatory vaccine scheme attribute.

Attribute Level Preference mean difference (standard error) % who prefer this level (95% CI) p-level Relative importance
Vaccine MMR Reference 10·5%
6-in-1 0·13 (0·03) 58·2 (54·6 to 61·7) <0·001

Child age group 2 years and older Reference 11·4%
5 years and older -0·14 (0·03) 42·6 (39·4 to 45·9) <0·001

Incentive No incentive Reference 30·7%
Incentive for child (£130 voucher) 0·32 (0·03) 74·8 (71·0 to 78·3) <0·001
Incentive for parent (£130 cash pay-out) 0·39 (0·03) 80·9 (76·3 to 85·0) <0·001

Incentive for child (£130 voucher)
Incentive for parent (£130 cash pay-out)
0·06 (0·03) Reference
56·3 (50·0 to 62·4)
0·05

Penalty £450 fine Reference 25·4%
Parent not able to claim Child Benefits for child until they are vaccinated 0·29 (0·03) 67·6 (63·6 to 71·4) <0·001
Child not able to attend school or childcare / day care until they are vaccinated 0·32 (0·03) 69·5 (65·7 to 73·1) <0·001

Child not able to attend school / day care until they are vaccinated
Parent not able to claim Child Benefits for child until they are vaccinated
-0·04 (0·03) Reference
47·5 (42·8 to 52·2)
0·30

Ability to opt out Medical exemption Reference 4·0%
Medical and religious belief exemption -0·05 (0·03) 45·5 (41·1 to 50·0) 0·05

Compensation scheme Not offered Reference 18·1%
Offered 0·23 (0·03) 66·4 (62·7 to 69·8) <0·001

Model fit summary statistics. Log likelihood = -10,313·87, Likelihood Ratio Test = 1,030·58, p < 0·0001, Akaike's Information Criterion = 20,661·73.