Research Article
Obstetrical Healthcare Personnel's Attitudes and Perceptions on Maternal Vaccination with Tetanus-Diphtheria-Acellular Pertussis and Influenza
Table 4
Obstetricians and nurses perceived barriers to vaccination of household contacts of infants with Tdap and influenza.
| Perceived barrier | Major/maybe a barrier | Obstetricians | Nurses |
| Household contact has no primary care physician | 26/30 (86%) | 97/107 (90%) | Household contact has no insurance1 | 22/30 (73%) | 95/107 (88%) | HCP did not advise contact that vaccine was needed | 25/30 (83%) | 104/107 (97%) | Difficulty to get reimbursed1 | 23/30 (76%) | 98/107 (92%) | Concerns regarding liability1 | 22/30 (73%) | 96/107 (90%) | Household contact does not understand importance of vaccination | 28/30 (93%) | 102/107 (95%) |
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, obstetricians versus nurses (Chi-squared test).
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