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Table 5 Perceived importance of specific vaccinations for children and adolescents as important or very important

From: Acceptance of universal varicella vaccination among Swiss pediatricians and general practitioners who treat pediatric patients

 

Pediatricians (N = 90)

GPs (N = 60)

Total (N = 150)

Questionnaire Item (sorted on Total)

N

%

Mean score

N

%

Mean score

N

%

Mean score

 

rating 5 or 4

(very) important

 

rating 5 or 4

(very) important

 

rating 5 or 4

(very) important

 

Measles

90

100.0%

4.98

59

98.3%

4.88

149

99.3%

4.94

Tetanus

88

97.8%

4.96

60

100.0%

4.98

148

98.7%

4.97

Poliomyelitis

88

97.8%

4.81

58

96.7%

4.8

146

97.3%

4.81

Haemophilus influenzae type b infections

90

100.0%

4.96

56

93.3%

4.63

146

97.3%

4.83

Whooping cough (Pertussis)

89

98.9%

4.92

56

93.3%

4.77

145

96.7%

4.86

Rubella

86

95.6%

4.87

58

96.7%

4.82

144

96.0%

4.85

Mumps

85

94.4%

4.7

56

93.3%

4.73

141

94.0%

4.71

Diphtheria

84

93.3%

4.71

57

95.0%

4.7

141

94.0%

4.71

Invasive Pneumococcal infections

89

98.9%

4.88

52

86.7%

4.33

141

94.0%

4.66

Human papillomavirus

85

94.4%

4.59

52

86.7%

4.25

137

91.3%

4.45

Invasive Meningococcal infections

85

94.4%

4.73

50

83.3%

4.2

135

90.0%

4.52

Hepatitis B

79

87.8%

4.58

47

78.3%

4.23

126

84.0%

4.44

Tick-borne encephalitis

70

77.8%

4.19

45

75.0%

4.05

115

76.7%

4.13

Chickenpox (Varicella)

51

56.7%

3.61

28

46.7%

3.38

79

52.7%

3.52

Influenza

30

33.3%

2.93

19

31.7%

2.95

49

32.7%

2.94

Rotavirus

19

21.1%

2.58

11

18.3%

2.58

30

20.0%

2.58