Table 3. Association data between the willingness to recommend the vaccine and the different demographic groups of our survey participants.

Group		Willing to recommend vaccine	Unwilling to recommend vaccine	P-Value from X2 test
Gender	Male	228 (50.0%)	42 (9.2%)	0.32
	Female	164 (36.0%)	22 (4.8%)
Age	20–29	200 (45.2%)	29 (6.6%)	0.67
	30–49	171 (38.7%)	31 (7.0%)
	50+	9 (2.0%)	2 (0.5%)
Marital status	Single	251 (54.4%)	41 (8.9%)	0.18
	Married/Co-habiting	133 (28.9%)	18 (3.9%)
	Divorced/Widowed	13 (2.8%)	5 (1.1%)
Living Situation	Living alone	124 (27.0%)	23 (5.0%)	0.55
	Living with family/others	272 (59.1%)	41 (8.9%)
Religion	Orthodox Christian	229 (49.8%)	35 (7.6%)	0.02
	Protestant Christian	83 (18.0%)	13 (2.8%)
	Catholic Christian	10 (2.2%)	0 (0.0%)
	Muslim	40 (8.7%)	8 (1.7%)
	Jehovah’s Witnesses	3 (0.7%)	4 (0.9%)
	Other	31 (6.7%)	4 (0.9%)
Highest Level of Education Attained	Bachelor’s Degree	86 (9.5%)	36 (4.0%)	<0.001
	Master’s Degree	35 (3.9%)	7 (0.8%)
	Advanced Degree (MD, PhD)	267 (29.5%)	20 (2.2%)
Years of experience	<5 years	217 (24.0%)	32 (3.5%)	0.01
	5–10 years	108 (11.9%)	10 (1.0%)
	>10 years	68 (7.5%)	20 (2.2%)
Place of work	Government Facility	294 (65.5%)	53 (11.8%)	0.22
	Private Facility	92 (20.5%)	10 (2.2%)
Type of facility	General Hospital	104 (23.6%)	15 (3.3%)	<0.001
	Referral Hospital	189 (42.9%)	16 (3.6%)
	Primary Hospital	16 (3.6%)	3 (0.7%)
	Private Hospital/Clinic	45 (10.2%)	3 (0.7%)
	Health Center	25 (5.7%)	25 (5.7%)
Profession	Specialist	101 (22.2%)	2 (0.4%)	<0.001
	General Practitioner	124 (27.3%)	15 (3.3%)
	Intern	18 (4.0%)	7 (1.5%)
	Resident	54 (11.9%)	1 (0.2%)
	Health Officer	15 (3.3%)	22 (4.8%)
	Nursing Practitioner	81 (17.8%)	15 (3.3%)