Trust in pharmaceuticals and vaccine hesitancy: exploring factors influencing COVID-19 immunization among Lebanese children aged 1 to 11 years

Table 4 Logistic regression taking child vaccine (administered/is willing versus did not/does not want to administer the vaccine*) as the dependent variable

Variable	aOR	P	95% Confidence Interval
Person filling the survey (mothers vs. fathers*)	0.033	0.002	0.16	0.66
Child goes to school (yes versus no*)	2.21	0.250	0.57	8.57
Monthly income	0.503
< 3 million Lebanese Pound	1
3–10 million Lebanese Pound	1.02	0.960	0.42	2.52
> 10 million Lebanese Pound	1.52	0.365	0.62	3.73
Living region (rural versus city*)	0.87	0.678	0.44	1.71
Parent severe symptoms from vaccine administration (yes versus no*)	1.18	0.61	0.62	2.24
Child infected with COVID-19 infection (yes versus no*)	0.67	0.230	0.35	1.28
Bad reaction to a vaccine (yes versus no*)	0.25	< 0.001	0.13	0.49
Trust pharmaceutical company (yes versus no*)	8.22	< 0.001	3.69	18.31
Parent experienced adverse events from vaccine administration (yes versus no*)	1.34	0.436	0.64	2.82
Parent educational level (university vs. secondary or less*)	1.45	0.339	0.68	3.08
Parent age	0.99	0.743	0.95	1.04
Vaccination hesitancy	0.86	< 0.001	0.81	0.92

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