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Table 2 Perceptions of respondents towards COVID-19 vaccine

From: Perceptions, attitudes, practices, and factors associated with COVID-19 vaccination among travelers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Perceptions

n (%)

95% CI

Vaccine protects against re-infection with COVID-19

  

Yes

1697 (61.9)

60.0-63.7

No

411 (15.0)

13.7–16.2

Don’t know

634 (23.1)

21.5–24.7

Mass vaccination of the population provides indirect protection for non-vaccinated people

  

Yes

1179 (43.0)

41.1–44.7

No

814 (29.7)

28.0-31.4

Don’t know

749 (27.3)

25.7–28.9

Vaccine can confer total immunity with a single dose

  

Yes

1067 (38.9)

37.1–40.8

No

628 (22.9)

21.3–24.5

Don’t know

1047 (38.2)

36.4–40.0

COVID-19 could be eliminated by vaccinating travelers at PoEs

  

Yes

1244 (45.4)

43.5–47.2

No

778 (28.4)

26.7–30.1

Don’t know

720 (26.3)

24.5–28.0

Vaccine can be administered to anyone, regardless of age

  

Yes

813 (29.6)

27.9–31.3

No

1154 (42.1)

40.3–44.0

Don’t know

775 (28.3)

26.6–30.1

Vaccine has side effects

  

Yes

1505 (54.9)

52.9–56.8

No

608 (22.2)

20.6–23.7

Don’t know

629 (22.9)

21.3–24.5

Vaccine can be administered to people with known allergies

  

Yes

764 (27.9)

26.3–29.4

No

734 (26.8)

25.1–28.5

Don’t know

1244 (45.4)

43.5–47.2

Vaccine can be administered to people with chronic diseases (hypertension, diabetes, …)

  

Yes

906 (33.0)

31.4–34.8

No

682 (24.9)

23.3–26.4

Don’t know

1154 (42.1)

40.2–43.9

  1. 95% CI: 95% confidence intervals