Factors associated with decision to receive vaccinate against coronavirus (COVID-19) of high school students Satun Province.
Keywords:
factors, decision to vaccinate against infection Coronavirus, secondary school studentAbstract
This cross-sectional descriptive survey research aims to study the factors affecting the decision to vaccinate against coronavirus (COVID-19) infection among secondary school students in Satun Province. The sample group is students. Secondary school grades 1-6, academic year 2022, Satun Province, 520 people, selected as a stratified random sample. The tools used to collect data include general information questionnaires. And the questionnaire on motivation to prevent coronavirus (COVID-19) infection had a Cronbach's alpha confidence value of 0.88. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics and Multiple Logistic Regression Analysis.
The results found that 1. Perceived severity of coronavirus (COVID-19) infection (=4.05, SD=0.62) 2. Perceived risk of infection with coronavirus (COVID-19) (
=4.10, SD=0.60.)3. Expectation of the effectiveness of the response to prevent coronavirus (COVID-19)infection (
=3.97, SD=0.66) and 4. Self-efficacy on prevention of coronavirus (COVID-19) infection coronavirus germs Perceived risk of infection with coronavirus (COVID-19)disease Expectations for the effectiveness of the response to preventing coronavirus (COVID-19)infection (
=4.02, SD=0.62) and self-efficacy in preventing coronavirus (COVID-19)infection was not statistically significant (p<0 .05)
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