Clinical microbiology and infection : the official publication of the European Society of Clinical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases · 2012
Vaccination coverage among medical residents in Paris, France.
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Mir O, Adam J, Gaillard R, Gregory T, Veyrie N, Yordanov Y, Berveiller P, Chousterman B, Loulergue P
Аннотация
Medical residents are particularly exposed to the risk of occupational infection. We aimed to determine the vaccination coverage in residents with an anonymous self-reporting electronic questionnaire. A total of 250 residents took part in this survey. Vaccination rates were particularly high for mandatory vaccinations (diphtheria, tetanus, poliomyelitis, hepatitis B virus and tuberculosis). Regarding recommended vaccinations (influenza, 45.6%; pertussis, 65.2%; measles, 62.8%; varicella, 62.8%), rates were insufficient to prevent hospital epidemics, but higher than those reported in other healthcare workers. Further immunization programmes should target residents, and not only senior healthcare workers, with a critical role for occupational medicine departments.