Table 1. Demographic and clinical characteristics of the 38 participants interviewed.
Characteristics | Value |
Age in years, mean (range) | 50.5 (19–82) |
Female | 22 (58%) |
Ethnicity | |
Black/Black British -African | 11 (29%) |
Black/Black British -Caribbean | 10 (26.3%) |
Asian/Asian British Pakistani | 8 (21%) |
Asian/Asian British Bangladeshi | 4 (10.5%) |
Mixed Caribbean/White | 4 (10.5%) |
Mixed African/White | 1 (2.6%) |
Place of birth | |
UK | 19 (50%) |
Africa | 7 (18.4%) |
Caribbean | 5 (13%) |
South Asia | 7 (18.5%) |
Qualifications | |
None | 9 (24%) |
GCSE/O Levels | 5 (13.2%) |
A-Levels/BTEC/NVQ | 10 (26.3%) |
Bachelors | 5 (13%) |
Masters | 5 (13%) |
Other | 4 (10.5%) |
Comorbidities | |
Hypertension | 13 (34%) |
Diabetes | 7 (18.4%) |
Stroke | 2 (5.2%) |
Depression | 2 (5.2%) |
Anxiety | 4 (10.5%) |
None of the above | 10 (26.3%) |
Ability to speak English conversationally | |
Yes | 37 (97%) |
No | 1 (3%) |
Any previous immunisation * | |
Yes | 32 (84%) |
No | 6 (16%) |
Willingness to take up COVID-19 vaccine | |
Yes | 10 (26%) |
No | 14 (37%) |
Not sure | 14 (37%) |
*As reported by the patient.