kbratnelson/tbvax-willingness-moz

Attitudes towards new tuberculosis vaccines among adults, adolescents and their caregivers in southern Mozambique, 2023-2024 # tbvax-willingness-moz Attitudes towards new tuberculosis vaccines among adults, adolescents and their caregivers in southern Mozambique, 2023-2024 ================ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The code in this repository takes as input a dataset from a study conducted in Manhiça district, southern Mozambique, from February to July 2024. This study included surveys and interviews intended to characterize attitudes towards the introduction of new tuberculosis (TB) vaccines in Mozambique. This code was written in R by Kristin Nelson, Doyoon Kim, and Machi Shiiba to conduct descriptive and multivariable analysis of survey data to understand predictors of willlingness to recieve new TB vaccines. # Description of repository The data folder contains the data used in the analysis. The script is available as 'analysis_code.R' file. # System requirement - The code is written in R version 4.5.0 using RStudio version 2023.06.01. - The following packages are used to run the code: [dplyr, gt, gtsummary, stringr, table1] - The code has been developed and tested on Windows 11. The code should be compatible with Windows and Mac operating systems. - No non-standard hardware is required to run the code. # Installation guide **Installing the latest version of R** 1. Go to the Comprehensive R Archive Network: cran.r-project.org 2. Download the version for your operating system (e.g. Click Download R for Windows/macOS) 3. Follow the instructions provided This should take about 3 minutes. **Installing RStudio** 1. Go to the download RStudio website: posit.co 2. Download RStudio for your operating system. 3. Follow the instructions provided This should take about 2 minutes. **Installing the R packages** After installing R and RStudio, you can install packages using the following code. ``` install.packages(c("dplyr", "gt", "gtsummary", "stringr", "table1")) ``` This should take about 3 minutes. # Instruction …