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Table 2 Attitudes towards A(H7N9) influenza among employees of food production and operation in Guangzhou, 17–24 June 2013

From: Attitudes, practices and information needs regarding novel influenza A (H7N9) among employees of food production and operation in Guangzhou, Southern China: a cross-sectional study

Items

No.

%

95% CI lower

95% CI upper

Did you worry about getting H7N9 virus?

    

   Very worry

254

17.52

15.61

19.59

   More worry

296

20.41

18.39

22.60

   Worry

461

31.79

29.41

34.27

   Not to matter

48

3.31

2.48

4.40

   Not worry

391

26.97

24.71

29.34

   Absolutely not worry

0

0.00

0.00

0.00

How do you think about the H7N9 information published by government?

    

   Accurate and transparent

1059

73.03

70.66

75.29

   Not timely enough

294

20.28

18.25

22.46

   Difficult to understand, more puzzling

205

14.14

12.41

16.06

   Publics have limited access to get correct and authority information

235

16.21

14.37

18.23

   The information was intentionally concealed by Government

301

20.76

18.72

22.96

   The severity of epidemic was deliberately exaggerated by government, causing panic

104

7.17

5.92

8.65

How about your personal satisfaction evaluation on the measures taken by government?

    

   Very dissatisfied

94

6.48

5.30

7.91

   Dissatisfied

5

0.34

0.13

0.85

   Satisfied

248

17.10

15.22

19.16

   More satisfied

546

37.66

35.16

40.21

   Very satisfied

557

38.41

35.91

40.98

Do you believe that government can control the H7N9 epidemic?

    

   Yes

935

64.48

61.95

66.94

   Hard to say

439

30.28

27.93

32.73

   No

30

2.07

1.42

2.98

   Refused

46

3.17

2.36

4.24

  1. CI = Confidence Intervals.