Research Article
Awareness of Vaccination against Respiratory Tract Diseases, Including Pneumonia, Influenza, and COVID-19 in Patients with Diabetes Mellitus
Table 3
Vaccine awareness of patients with diabetes.
| Do you have information about the pneumonia vaccine? N (%) | Yes | 185 (43.6%) | No | 239 (56.4%) |
| Do you have information about the influenza vaccine? N (%) | Yes | 274 (64.6%) | No | 150 (35.4%) |
| Whom did you get information about the vaccine? N (%) | Doctor | 198 (46.7%) | Nurse | 5 (1.2%) | Television | 37 (8.7%) | Friend/neighbour | 37 (8.7%) | Others | 11 (2.6%) |
| Did you know that the flu vaccine is repeated annually? | Yes | 266 (62.7%) | No | 158 (37.3%) |
| Did you know that the pneumonia vaccine is a single dose? | Yes | 154 (36.3%) | No | 270 (63.7%) |
| Should people with diabetes get vaccinated? | Yes | 335 (79%) | No | 24 (5.7%) | I do not know | 65 (15.3%) |
| Do you get the recommended vaccinations? | Yes | 387 (91.3%) | No | 37 (8.7%) |
| If your answer to the last question is no, what is the reason? | I do not think the vaccines are effective | 10 (2.4%) | I think vaccines are as harmful as good | 12 (2.8%) | I am impressed by the antivaccine views in the media | 4 (0.9%) | I do not think it is necessary to get vaccinated | 9 (2.1%) | I am afraid of allergic reactions after vaccination | 2 (0.5%) |
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