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Table 2 Perceptions of full COVID-19 and COVID-19 vaccination among people with DM

From: Factors associated with full COVID-19 vaccination among persons living with diabetes mellitus in Uganda–A cross-sectional study

Variable

n

(%)

PERCEIVED BARRIER

As a person with diabetes, I worry about the safety of the COVID-19 vaccines

ÌýÌý

Strongly disagree or Disagree

122

35.88

Strongly Agree or Agree

218

64.12

I am worried about the side effects of COVID-19 vaccination

ÌýÌý

Strongly disagree or Disagree

140

41.18

Strongly Agree or Agree

200

58.82

PERCEIVED BENEFIT

Full vaccination reduces the risk of COVID-19 infection

ÌýÌý

Strongly disagree or Disagree

72

21.18

Strongly Agree or Agree

268

78.83

Full COVID-19 vaccination reduces the risk of transmission to other people

ÌýÌý

Strongly disagree or Disagree

69

20.29

Strongly Agree or Agree

271

79.7

Full COVID-19 vaccination is good for me and others

ÌýÌý

Strongly disagree or Disagree

130

38.24

Strongly Agree or Agree

210

61.76

PERCEIVED SUSCEPTIBILITY

I can contract COVID-19 any time if I do not get fully vaccinated

ÌýÌý

Strongly disagree or Disagree

51

15

Strongly Agree or Agree

289

85

PERCEIVED SEVERITY

Covid-19 is a severe disease.

ÌýÌý

Strongly disagree or Disagree

38

11.18

Strongly Agree or Agree

302

88.82

Perceived severity of COVID-19 compared to other diseases (TB, HIV, bladder infection)

ÌýÌý

Not at all serious or Not Serious

6

1.77

Slightly serious/ Serious/ Very serious

334

98.24