influenza vaccination
Seasonal Influenza Vaccination Is the Strongest Correlate of Cross Reactive Antibody Responses in Migratory Bird Handlers
... of influenza A viruses and could harbor viruses with significant pandemic ...to influenza A viruses in field or laboratory workers with a spectrum of occupational exposure to avian species for evidence of ...
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Influenza vaccination effectiveness for people aged under 65 years in Japan, 2013/2014 season: application of a doubly robust method to a large scale, real world dataset
... confirmed influenza and may represent medically attended influenza-like illness, our estimates may be biased toward null, together with the study design [5, ...an influenza vaccination subsidy ...
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Influenza Vaccination in Adolescents With High-Risk Conditions
... 1 influenza season and the preceding year, between 1992 and 2002, was ...year. Influenza vaccination rates were compared by season in logistic regression analyses, using generalized estimating ...
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Voluntary Influenza Vaccination Uptake Rates and Reasons for Refusal
... the influenza vaccination program is voluntary, and healthcare workers are allowed to refuse the vaccination on an annual ...the vaccination, the worker must fill out a form that identifies ...
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The social network around influenza vaccination in health care workers: a cross-sectional study
... smoking, influenza vaccination could remain invisible to ...the vaccination status of the HCWs named should have been included, but this could have compromised participation in the ...
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Psychological determinants of influenza vaccination
... flu vaccination is not compulsory but recom- mended for various groups, many studies have analyzed the determinants of vaccination, especially for these rec- ommendation ...understanding influenza ...
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Modelling Influenza Vaccination Outcomes
... on influenza vaccination outcomes, including: 1) factors related to past exposure to influenza viruses (the number of previous vaccinations, preexisted antibody titres and heterologous reaction, in ...
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Trends in influenza vaccination coverage rates in Germany over five seasons from 2001 to 2006
... reported influenza vaccination cov- erage rates in Germany based on cross-sectional data anal- yses ...analyse influenza vaccination coverage rates and related trends over five ...
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Factors effecting influenza vaccination uptake among health care workers: a multi center cross sectional study
... The second section focused on influenza vaccination, and covered behavioral factors assessed by five-point Likert-type questions of total 50 questions. The answers were expressed as: 1 is “I strongly ...
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Direct and indirect effects of influenza vaccination
... pediatric influenza vaccin- ation, a survey initiated by the Robert-Koch-Institute in 2015 revealed that over 50% of parents are willing to have their children vaccinated against influenza if it is ...
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Making influenza vaccination mandatory for health care workers: the views of NSW Health administrators and clinical leaders
... high influenza vaccination rates in health care workers have focused worldwide attention on mandatory ...Annual influenza vaccine continued to be recom- mended but not ...adding influenza ...
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Influenza Vaccination Coverage of Children Aged 6 to 23 Months: The 2002–2003 and 2003–2004 Influenza Seasons
... between influenza vaccination status and demographic characteristics, and were followed by posthoc pairwise comparisons; percentages are reported with 95% confi- dence interval (CI) ...1 influenza ...
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The effect of giving influenza vaccination to general practitioners: a controlled trial [NCT00221676]
... of influenza vaccination for different age ...enza vaccination of 30-year-old GPs was effective, inde- pendent of the definition of the ...age, influenza vaccination had no effect ...
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Sustained Effectiveness of a Mandatory Employee Influenza Vaccination Policy at a Cancer Center
... of influenza vaccine was defined as the main outcome variable. Influenza vaccination was offered on site, without charge, at the occupational health office and at various locations in clinical and ...
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Maximizing influenza vaccination uptake among healthcare personnel in Israel: lessons learned from mandatory vaccination policy in the United States
... non-mandatory vaccination policies targeted at HCP usually take form in opt-out vaccination policies which are implemented via declination ...refusing vaccination is respected ...mandatory ...
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Determinants of influenza vaccination uptake in pregnancy: a large single Centre cohort study
... Seasonal influenza vaccination during pregnancy reduces the risk of an influenza diagnosis by 50% ...seasonal influenza vaccination for pregnant women, regardless of gestational ...
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Obesity Outweighs Protection Conferred by Adjuvanted Influenza Vaccination
... from influenza virus chal- lenge and had delayed viral clearance compared to that in lean ...following vaccination, obese mice have addi- tional deficiencies that make them more susceptible to severe in- ...
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Influenza vaccination recording system in Belgium
... ‘eH1N1 vaccination’ web page was hosted on the eHealth platform which is a public portal created to promote and facilitate secure and electronic exchange of health data ...‘eH1N1 vaccination’ web page was ...
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Understanding the influenza vaccination
... Circulating influenza (“flu”) viruses are continuously undergoing change, which makes the public more vulnerable to contracting ...flu vaccination helps the number of people wishing to receive the flu ...
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The intention of Dutch general practitioners to offer vaccination against pneumococcal disease, herpes zoster and pertussis to people aged 60 years and older
... towards vaccination of older people in gen- eral and potential future candidates for inclusion in the current influenza vaccination program for people aged 60 years and older ...
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