Background Influenza infection during pregnancy causes significant morbidity and mortality.
Immunisation against influenza is recommended during pregnancy in several countries …

Pregnant Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women are at particular risk of severe illness
and high attack rates of influenza infection. In Australia, routine seasonal influenza …

We found uptake of inactivated influenza vaccine (IIV) in pregnancy in remote-living
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women from the NT of Australia was 0% for the pre …

Background Antenatal influenza vaccination is an important public health intervention for
preventing serious illness in mothers and newborns, yet uptake remains low. Aim To …

Objectives: To determine influenza vaccination coverage among pregnant women in New
South Wales, and factors associated with vaccine uptake during pregnancy. Design, setting …

Background Antenatal influenza and pertussis vaccination prevent serious disease in
mothers and infants. Aboriginal individuals are at increased risk of infection yet little is …

Background Pregnant women have an increased risk of complications from influenza.
Influenza vaccination during pregnancy is considered effective and safe; however estimates …

Background Although influenza vaccination is an important component of antenatal care
and is recommended and funded by the Australian government, vaccination uptake has …

Abstract Problem No South Australian study has previously investigated the role of midwives
in the promotion and provision of antenatal influenza immunisation. Background Influenza …

Background Influenza during pregnancy is a potentially life threatening illness. There are
limited data on influenza vaccination uptake and determinants of uptake in Irish obstetric …