Figures & data
Table 1. Baseline characteristics of respondents (N = 3300).
Figure 3. (a) Reasons for accepting the theoretical combination (COVID-19 and influenza vaccines) in one dose among participants. (b) Reasons for rejecting the theoretical combination (COVID-19 and influenza vaccines) in one dose among participants.
![Figure 3. (a) Reasons for accepting the theoretical combination (COVID-19 and influenza vaccines) in one dose among participants. (b) Reasons for rejecting the theoretical combination (COVID-19 and influenza vaccines) in one dose among participants.](/cms/asset/fec9f28e-94f8-4347-bbd6-c4a9c59f31f6/iann_a_2286339_f0003_c.jpg)
Table 2. Respondents’ intention to take COVID-19 and seasonal influenza vaccines if they are available in one shot.
Figure 4. Distribution of respondents according to their intention to take the vaccination (COVID-19 and seasonal influenza) if they are available in one shot across countries.
![Figure 4. Distribution of respondents according to their intention to take the vaccination (COVID-19 and seasonal influenza) if they are available in one shot across countries.](/cms/asset/2e7d5483-838b-4e1a-ba0a-d0edaabf9820/iann_a_2286339_f0004_c.jpg)
Table 3. The results of multi-level logistic model with random intercept and a random slope.
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