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. 2022 Oct 11;19(20):12993. doi: 10.3390/ijerph192012993

Table 3.

Attitudes relating to COVID-19 among nursing care workers.

Participants, n (%)
(n = 481)
My job holds a high risk against COVID-19 infection, n (%), n = 480
 Agree 301 (62.7)
 Disagree 57 (11.9)
 Neither agree/disagree 122 (25.4)
I feel a possibility of infection, n (%) n = 456 405 (88.8)
How threatened do you feel by COVID-19? n (%), n = 468
 Very threatened 310 (66.2)
 Threatened 145 (31.0)
 Not so threatened 13 (2.8)
What is the cause of feeling threatened by COVID-19? *, n (%), n = 478
 I may infect 405 (84.7)
 I may let someone infect me 401 (83.9)
 I may die 282 (59.0)
 I may be quarantined if infected 189 (39.5)
 My work and daily life may be limited 309 (64.6)
 Currently, there are no effective medications or vaccinations 304 (63.6)
I will feel embarrassed if I become infected with COVID-19, n (%) n = 450 176 (39.1)
I think COVID-19 will converge, n (%)
 Agree 131 (27.2)
 Disagree 98 (20.4)
 Neither agree/disagree 252 (52.4)
The infection control measures in the workplace where I work are sufficient, n (%)
 Agree 212 (44.1)
 Disagree 54 (11.2)
 Neither agree/disagree 215 (44.7)
I want to keep my current job despite the high risk of COVID-19 infection, n (%) n = 445 382 (85.8)
I am proud of my job, n (%) n = 451 402 (89.1)
COVID-19 is a preventable disease, n (%) n = 476
 Agree 184 (38.7)
 Disagree 41 (8.6)
 Neither agree/disagree 251 (52.7)
Influenza is a preventable disease, n (%) n = 476
 Agree 343 (72.1)
 Disagree 41 (8.6)
 Neither agree/disagree 92 (19.3)

* Multiple choice question.