Table 3 Willingness to receive COVID-19 vaccine and trusted sources of information
From: Changes in prenatal care and vaccine willingness among pregnant women during the COVID-19 pandemic
Responsea | No. (weighted %) |
|---|---|
Willingness to receive COVID-19 vaccine | |
 Extr. willing | 70 (24.3) |
 Willing | 80 (35.9) |
 Unwilling | 47 (20.0) |
 Extr. unwilling | 31 (19.8) |
Reasons unwilling to receive COVID-19 vaccineb | |
 Safety | 40 (54.2) |
 Effectiveness | 38 (50.1) |
 Long term health concern | 29 (43.7) |
 Conspiracy theory | 21 (36.3) |
 Do not want to be first | 15 (22.7) |
 Costs concerns | 11 (12.8) |
 Unnecessary | 10 (16.7) |
 Religious reasons | 6 (7.1) |
 Allergy | 5 (6.9) |
Most trusted source of information about vaccines | |
 CDC | 48 (25.6) |
 Religious groups | 2 (1.6) |
 Federal govt. | 3 (1.4) |
 State/local health dept. | 23 (10.9) |
 Social media | 20 (9.1) |
 News media | 22 (8.2) |
 Family | 44 (17.7) |
 Primary care doctor | 60 (25.4) |