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Table 6 Factors associated with the acceptability of the malaria vaccine

From: Awareness and acceptability of malaria vaccine among caregivers of under-5 children in Northern Nigeria

Variables

COR(95% CI)

P-value

AOR (95% CI)

P-value

Age group

 18–29

    

 30–39

0.73(0.33–1.63)

0.44

  

 40–49

0.68(0.24–1.96)

0.48

  

  ≥ 50

0.21(0.07–0.61

0.00*

  

Location

 Rural

    

 Urban

1.31(0.69–2.48)

0.42

  

Gender

 Female

    

 Male

0.56(0.27–1.17)

0.12

  

Marital status

 Married

    

 Single

1.29(0.17–10.09)

0.81

  

 Others

1.71(0.40–7.36)

0.47

  

Religion

 Christianity

    

 Islam

0.46(0.22–0.95)

0.04*

  

Education

 No formal schooling

    

 Primary

2.55(0.70–9.22)

0.15

  

 Secondary

1.85(0.86–3.98)

0.11

  

 Tertiary

4.09(1.69–9.91)

0.002*

  

Employed

 No

    

 Yes

2.28(1.19–4.37)

0.01*

  

Family size

  < 5

    

 5–10

0.82(0.38–1.76)

0.61

  

  > 10

0.18(0.07–0.47)

0.000*

  

Number of under-5 children

 1

    

  ≥ 2

1.06(0.56–2.01)

0.86

  

Awareness of the malaria vaccine

 No

    

 Yes

14.96(3.57–62.69)

0.000*

6.88(1.53–30.99)

0.01*

Previous experience with childhood vaccinations

 No

    

 Yes

11.03(4.96–24.53)

0.000*

6.16(2.54–14.94)

0.000*

Caregiver had malaria in the last 1 year

 No

    

 Yes

1.55(0.79–3.06)

0.21

  

Child had malaria in the last 1 year

 No

    

 Yes

3.07(1.41–6.68)

0.01*

  
  1. *significant p-value