Yumiko Otsuka, Lina Agestika, Hidenori Harada, Lies Sriwuryandari, Neni Sintawardani, Taro Yamauchi
Comprehensive assessment of handwashing and faecal contamination among elementary school children in an urban slum of Indonesia
Tropical medicine & international health : TM & IH
vaccines effective ultimate solution decrease burden coronavirus disease 2019 worldwide however poor knowledge unwillingness accept vaccine key barriers manage covid19 pandemic different countries including ethiopia control pandemic depend acceptance coronavirus disease vaccine however paucity evidence coronavirus disease vaccine acceptance study area current study aimed assess willingness accept covid19 vaccine associated factors among adult clients attending bule hora university teaching hospital west guji zone southern ethiopia institutionbased crosssectional study conducted among 385 study participants selected systematic random sampling technique data collected observation structured questionnaires april 10 may 30 2022 collected data cleaned entered epidata 31 software exported spss 25 statistical software analysis bivariable multivariable binary logistic regression model used identify predictors covid19 vaccine acceptance strength association measured using aor 95 confidence interval significance declared p value 005 magnitude willingness accept coronavirus disease19 vaccine 675 95cl 6372 good knowledge aor 207 117364 history chronic disease aor 259 14478 government employee aor 235 115 favorable attitude aor 1415 5253746 good adherence aor 174 102297 factors significantly associated willingness accept coronavirus disease 2019 vaccine magnitude willingness accept covid19 vaccine considerable needs improved knowledge attitude chronic illness adherence government employee factors associated willingness accept vaccine community awareness advocacy social mobilization health education given different levels