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Table 5 Univariate analysis of factors associated with acceptance of COVID-19 vaccination during pregnancy among male partners

From: Acceptance of COVID-19 vaccination during pregnancy among Thai pregnant women and their spouses: a prospective survey

Characteristic

Vaccine acceptance

Crude OR

 

Yes

No

(95% CI)

 

(n = 108)

(n = 68)

 

Age (years)a

31 (26–35)

29 (24–34)

 

Number of children

   

 0

32 (47.1)

51 (47.2)

Reference

 1

26 (38.2)

41 (38.0)

0.99 (0.51, 1.92)

 ≥ 2

10 (14.7)

16 (14.8)

1.00 (0.41, 2.48)

Education (years)

   

 Primary education

7 (6.5)

6 (8.8)

Reference

 Secondary education

60 (55.6)

45 (66.2)

1.14 (0.36, 3.63)

 College

12 (11.1)

5 (7.4)

2.06 (0.46, 9.30)

 Bachelor’s degree or higher

29 (26.8)

12 (17.6)

2.07 (0.58, 7.46)

Occupation

   

 Public officer

24 (22.2)

8 (11.8)

6.00 (0.92, 39.19)

 Business owner

10 (9.3)

12 (17.6)

1.67 (0.25, 11.07)

 Employee

72 (66.7)

44 (64.7)

3.27 (0.58, 18.62)

 Unemployment

2 (1.8)

4 (5.9)

Reference

Monthly income

   

 < $500

35 (32.4)

30 (44.1)

Reference

 $500–$999

61 (56.5)

33 (48.5)

1.59 (0.83, 3.02)

 ≥ $1000

12 (11.1)

5 (7.4)

2.06 (0.65, 6.51)

Public health insurance coverage

   

 Yes

44 (40.7)

20 (29.4)

1.65 (0.86, 3.15)

 No

64 (59.3)

48 (70.6)

Reference

Any underlying disease

   

 Yes

10 (9.3)

3 (4.4)

2.21 (0.59, 8.34)

 No

98 (90.7)

65 (95.6)

Reference

History of receiving a seasonal flu this year

   

 Yes

13 (12.0)

3 (4.4)

2.97 (0.81, 10.82)

 No

95 (88.0)

65 (95.6)

Reference

History of receiving COVID-19 vaccine

   

 Yes

57 (52.8)

22 (32.4)

2.34 (1.24, 4.40)

 No

51 (47.2)

46 (67.6)

Reference

Having relative(s) who had already received COVID-19 vaccine

   

 Yes

72 (66.7)

38 (55.9)

1.58 (0.85, 2.95)

 No

36 (33.3)

30 (44.1)

Reference

Having relative(s) with COVID-19 infection

   

 Yes

11(10.2)

5 (7.4)

1.43 (0.47, 4.31)

 No

97 (89.8)

63 (92.6)

Reference

Worry about COVID-19 infection

   

 Yes

85 (78.7)

45 (66.2)

1.89 (0.96, 3.73)

 No

23 (21.3)

23 (33.8)

Reference

Confidence in vaccine safety

   

 Yes

77 (71.3)

5 (7.4)

31.30 (11.50, 85.20)

 No

31 (28.7)

63 (92.6)

Reference

Confidence in vaccine efficacy

   

 Yes

74 (68.5)

6 (8.8)

22.49 (8.86, 57.07)

 No

34 (31.5)

62 (91.2)

Reference

  1. Values are reported as the median (IQR) or n (%)
  2. CI confidence interval, COVID-19 coronavirus disease 2019, OR odds ratio
  3. aP > 0.05 between husbands with and without vaccine acceptance