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Table 4 Willingness towards cervical cancer prevention and human papillomavirus vaccine among parents of children aged 9–14 Years in Debre Tabor Town, 2021

From: Knowledge and willingness of parents towards child girl HPV vaccination in Debre Tabor Town, Ethiopia: a community-based cross-sectional study

Variables

Frequency

Percent

A person who has only one sex partner can protect from HPV infection

 Strongly agree

221

34.6

 Agree

197

30.9

 Disagree

199

31.2

 Strongly disagree

21

3.3

HPV vaccine education should be given for school adolescents

 Strongly agree

205

32.1

 Agree

252

39.5

 Disagree

116

18.2

 Strongly disagree

21

3.3

 Indifferent

44

6.9

Cervical cancer is a big problem for women

 Strongly agree

205

32.1

 Agree

200

31.3

 Disagree

170

26.6

 Strongly disagree

42

6.6

 Indifferent

21

3.3

Cervical cancer causes death in women

 Strongly agree

298

46.7

 Agree

180

28.2

 Disagree

118

18.5

 Strongly disagree

21

3.3

 Indifferent

21

3.3

Men involvement is important to prevent cervical cancer

 Strongly agree

103

16.1

 Agree

241

37.8

 Disagree

271

42.5

 Strongly disagree

21

3.3

 Indifferent

2

.3

Getting a Pap test examination is not an embarrassment

 Strongly agree

298

46.7

 Agree

90

14.1

 Disagree

208

32.6

 Strongly disagree

21

3.3

 Indifferent

21

3.3

Girls should get HPV vaccine before first sexual intercourse

 Strongly agree

336

52.7

 Agree

183

28.7

 Disagree

97

15.2

 Strongly disagree

22

3.4

Health information about the HPV vaccine is needed for adolescents

 Strongly agree

218

34.2

 Agree

197

30.9

 Disagree

139

21.8

 Strongly disagree

62

9.7

 Indifferent

22

3.4

The HPV vaccine is effective to prevent cervical cancer

 Strongly agree

454

71.2

 Agree

69

10.8

 Disagree

115

18.0

Parents willingness

 Yes

286

44.8

 No

352

55.2