Sexual health · 2012
An audit of pneumococcal and hepatitis vaccination in an outpatient HIV clinic.
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Hunter Michael G, Post Jeffrey J
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: HIV-positive adults are at risk of vaccine preventable infections including Streptococcus pneumoniae, hepatitis A virus (HAV) and hepatitis B virus (HBV). Uptake of immunisations in HIV patients is suboptimal despite evidence of efficacy.
METHODS: An audit was made of the vaccination records in 200 adult HIV-positive regular clinic attendees, with a CD4+ count >200 cells μL(-1).
RESULTS: Medical records or laboratory data revealed that 10% had been vaccinated against S. pneumoniae; 74% were immune or immunised against HAV; 40% had evidence of natural infection with HBV and 84% of nonimmune patients had been vaccinated.
CONCLUSIONS: Strategies to improve vaccine uptake are required.
METHODS: An audit was made of the vaccination records in 200 adult HIV-positive regular clinic attendees, with a CD4+ count >200 cells μL(-1).
RESULTS: Medical records or laboratory data revealed that 10% had been vaccinated against S. pneumoniae; 74% were immune or immunised against HAV; 40% had evidence of natural infection with HBV and 84% of nonimmune patients had been vaccinated.
CONCLUSIONS: Strategies to improve vaccine uptake are required.