Immunization

Studies from Austin Hospital, Emergency Department add new findings in the area of immunization

Published in Vaccine Weekly, April 21st, 2010

In this recent report, researchers in Melbourne, Australia conducted a study "To examine attitudes and beliefs to influenza vaccination among healthcare workers in an Australian emergency department and to assess the vaccine uptake for 2007 influenza season and intentions for the 2008 season. Cross-sectional study using a self administered questionnaire."

"Emergency department of an urban teaching hospital in Australia. Participants included all ED staff both clinical and non-clinical/administrative. Self reported reasons for and barriers against vaccination; proportion of staff vaccinated in 2007 and willingness to get vaccinated in 2008 in staff categories were asked....

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Source: Vaccine Weekly (2010-04-21)

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