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