Influenza is a disease responsible for thousands of deaths every year. Although healthcare
workers (HCWs) represent a way of contagion for patients, vaccination coverage among …

Background Most countries recommend that healthcare workers (HCWs) are vaccinated
seasonally against influenza in order to protect themselves and patients. However, in many …

Background Vaccine hesitancy is a growing issue globally amongst various populations,
including health care providers. This study explores the factors that influence vaccine …

Background Healthcare worker (HCW) vaccination against seasonal influenza is considered
a key preventative measure within hospitals and aged-care facilities (ACFs) to reduce the …

In 2007, the state of New South Wales, Australia instituted a policy directive with compulsory
provisions for health care workers to be vaccinated. This study sought to identify staff …

OBJECTIVE: To identify factors influencing implementation of a state-wide mandatory
immunisation policy for healthcare workers (HCWs) in New South Wales (NSW), Australia, in …

In spite of the overwhelming evidence that highlights the effectiveness of routine vaccination,
an increasing number of people are refusing to follow recommended vaccination schedules …

Objectives To conduct a literature review of influenza vaccination policy, describing roles
and interactions between stakeholders and the factors influencing policy-making. Methods …

Objective Australian guidelines for healthcare worker (HCW) vaccination were updated in
2010, and pre‐employment assessment of new employees has previously been identified …

To the Editor—Annual healthcare worker (HCW) influenza vaccination is recommended, yet
compliance is often poor. In 2012, the rate at our institution was 43%. We report sustained …