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Table 3 Attitude towards HPV vaccine among parents of daughters in Addis Zemen town, North West Ethiopia (n = 386)

From: Willingness to accept human papilloma virus vaccination and its associated factors among parents with eligible daughters in Addis Zemen town, Northwest Ethiopia

Attitude questions

Responses

 
 

Yes

No

Do you think cervical cancer is a sever disease

365(94.6%)

21(5.4%)

Do you think cervical cancer is preventable disease

251(65.0%)

135(35.0%)

Do you think your daughter is susceptible to HPV infection

155(40.2%)

231(59.8%)

Do you think HPV vaccine is helpful to prevent cervical cancer?

271(70.2%)

115(29.8%)

Do you think HPV vaccine is safe?

245(63.5%)

141(36.5%)

There is less risk involved in being vaccinated than in having HPV infection?

260(67.4%)

126(32.5%)

HPV vaccine will not lead to complicated sexual activities

212(54.9%)

174(45.1%)

I would not want my children to be infected with HPV

314(8.3%)

72(18.7%)

I would have my children vaccinated against HPV if the vaccination is freely available.

275(71.2%)

111(28.8%)

Information on HPV helps me to decide whether my children should be vaccinated against HPV

299(77.5%)

87(22.5%)