Reactogenicity of trivalent influenza vaccine prepared for the 1988-89 season was assessed
as part of a first-time voluntary influenza prevention program among hospital staff. Of …

This study retrospectively reviewed the effectiveness of a vaccination program for hospital
workers in a large tertiary care hospital, quantified influenza-induced absenteeism, and …

Although current guidelines target hospital employees who contact high-risk patients as a
high priority for influenza immunization, there are few data to support or refute this …

Despite Department of Health recommendations that healthcare workers (HCWs) receive
influenza vaccination, uptake is low. Influenza vaccination has been promoted to reduce …

Background: Concern about side effects is a barrier to influenza vaccination. This
randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial assessed side effects following …

The article discusses a study which assessed seasonal influenza vaccination rates among
health care workers in a diverse health system comprised of community hospitals after the …

Knowledge, attitude and behaviour regarding influenza immunization were evaluated in 519
health care workers (HCWs) from high risk hospital areas because of this target group's …

Objectives: To survey the attitudes of healthcare personnel regarding influenza
immunization. Design: A questionnaire was given to all hospital employees. Setting: A 650 …

This study was designed as a retrospective cohort study of those employees vaccinated
against influenza vs. unvaccinated employees in a service company. The objective was to …

Abstract purpose: Although concern about side effects constitutes a major deterrent to
patient compliance with recommendations for influenza vaccination, there is a paucity of …