La vaccination antigrippale du personnel hospitalier. Enquete de prevalence au CHU de Besancon, hiver 2003-2004.
Rev Med Interne. 2005 Oct 24
La vaccination antigrippale du personnel hospitalier. Enquete de prevalence au CHU de Besancon, hiver 2003-2004.
‘Gil H, Bailly P, Meaux-Ruault N, Clement I, Floret N, Guiot A, Manteaux C, Talon D, Magy N, Dupond JL.
Service de medecine interne, CHU Jean-Minjoz, boulevard Fleming, 25000 Besancon cedex, France.’
Background. – Influenza vaccination reduces the mortality of the patients when the vaccination rates of healthcare workers is important. Purpose and method of the study. – To investigate the vaccination rates at the Universitary Hospital of Besancon by anonymous questionnaire. Results. – Three thousand hundred seventy-seven answers were analyzed (228 men and 1145 women). Two hundred seventy-seven persons declared receiving the vaccine (20.1%) corresponding to sixty-three men (27.6%) and two hundred thirteen women (18.6%) (P=0.001). The average age of the healthcare workers vaccined was of 38.9+/-11 years. Among most than 50 years, 34% was vaccined. Among the doctors, 40.5% were vaccined against 20.6% of the nurses. In the services of geriatrics, 78.5% of the staff was vaccined. Conclusions. – Our results indicate a weak rate of influenza vaccination in our establishment and a misunderstanding of the character nosocomial of the influenza among the nurse.
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