Research Article
Assessing Level of Knowledge and Uptake of Hepatitis B Vaccination among Health Care Workers at Juba Teaching Hospital, Juba City, South Sudan
Table 3
Multivariate analysis of factors associated with hepatitis B vaccination.
| Variables | AOR (95% CI) | value |
| Marital status | | | Married | 8.942 (4.313–14.849) | 0.008 | Not married | 1.0 | Hepatitis B infection can be prevented by vaccination | | | Yes | 4.192 (2.395–9.162) | 0.000 | No | 1.0 | One can get HBV through unprotected sexual intercourse | | | Yes | 2.135 (1.159–5.371) | 0.001 | No | 1.0 | I am aware of where to get hepatitis B vaccination | | | Disagree | 0.177 (0.081–0.475) | 0.000 | Agree | 1.0 | I am willing to receive HBV vaccination once offered chance | | | Disagree | 0.698 (0.478–0.944) | 0.010 | Agree | 9.392 (6.016–12.165) | 0.004 | Neutral | 1.0 | | Health facility have HBV vaccines | | | Yes | 3.258 (1.418–6.497) | 0.027 | No | 1.0 | Available guidelines followed by all health workers in this facility | | | Yes | 6.228 (3.151–8.902) | 0.006 | No | 1.0 | Knowledge of where to get HBV vaccination from | | | Yes | 7.042 (4.482–11.196) | 0.000 | No | 1.0 |
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