perspectives of pulmonologists on the 2009-2010 h1n1 vaccination effort

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Abstract
Persons with high-risk conditions such as asthma were a target group for H1N1 vaccine recommendations. We conducted a mailed survey of a national sample of pulmonologists to understand their participation in the 2009-2010 H1N1 vaccine campaign. The response rate was 59%. The majority of pulmonologists strongly recommended H1N1 vaccine for children (73%) and adults aged 25–64 years (51%). Only 60% of respondents administered H1N1 vaccine in their practice compared to 87% who offered seasonal influenza vaccine. Other than vaccine supply, respondents who provided H1N1 vaccine reported few logistical problems. Two-thirds of respondents would be very likely to vaccinate during a future influenza pandemic; this rate was higher among those who provided H1N1 vaccine and/or seasonal flu vaccine. In total, the H1N1 vaccine-related experiences of pulmonologists seemed to be positive. However, additional efforts are needed to increase participation in future pandemic vaccination campaigns.
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Authors ;Sarah J. Clark;Anne E. Cowan;Pascale M. Wortley
Journal jurnal kimia (journal of chemistry)
Year 2012
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10.1155/2012/306207
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http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2012/306207
Keywords
diseases of the respiratory system

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