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• W2034226741 abstract "Determinar la prevalencia de trabajadores sanitarios (TS) de atención primaria vacunados de la gripe durante la campaña de vacunación 2002-2003, e identificar las actitudes hacia la vacuna. Estudio transversal mediante cuestionario autoadministrado en 27 centros de atención primaria de Cataluña elegidos aleatoriamente entre octubre de 2002 y marzo de 2003. Los médicos fueron clasificados en los que atendían a niños hasta 14 años (P) y médicos de familia (MF). Las enfermeras se dividieron de igual forma (EP y EMF, respectivamente). Fueron preguntados sobre si se habían vacunado de la gripe, porque lo habían hecho o no, el absentismo laboral, las reacciones adversas y la evaluación de la utilidad de la vacuna mediante una escala Likert. La tasa de respuesta fue del 76,4%. Se vacunó al 40,1% de los participantes. La valoración de la efectividad de la vacuna alcanzó un valor medio de 3,65. La mejor evaluación la dieron las EP (4), seguidas de los MF (3,76); la peor puntuación fue la de las EMF (3,42; p < 0,01). Los TS vacunados dieron una puntuación significativamente mayor (4,2 y 3,27; p < 0,001). El análisis multivariante reveló que el único factor asociado con la vacunación era el sexo (odds ratio varones = 1,73; intervalo de confianza del 95%, 1,15-2,59). La principal conclusión del trabajo es la baja prevalencia de vacunación antigripal entre los TS. El sexo fue el único factor asociado a la vacunación. Es necesario mejorar la concienciación y la formación respecto a la necesidad de la vacunación en los TS. To determine the prevalence of primary care workers (PCW) vaccinated against influenza during the 2002-03 campaign and to identify attitudes toward the vaccine. We performed a cross sectional survey through a self-administered questionnaire in 27 randomly chosen Catalonian primary health centers between October 2002 and March 2003. Physicians were classified into pediatricians (attending patients up to 14 years old) and general practitioners. Nurses were classified in the same way. Participants were asked whether they had received the influenza vaccine and why they had or had not received it. They were also asked about absenteeism from work and adverse effects. The utility of the vaccine was evaluated through a Likert scale. The response rate was 76.4%. A total of 40.1% of the PCW had been vaccinated. The utility of the vaccine was given a mean value of 3.65. The highest value was given by pediatric nurses (4), followed by general practitioners (3.76), and the lowest value by general practice nurses (3.42; p<0.01). Vaccinated PCW gave a significantly higher value (4.2 versus 3.27; p < 0.001). Multivariate analysis revealed that the only factor related to vaccination was gender (OR men 1.73 [95% CI 1.15-2.59]). The main conclusion of this study is that the prevalence of influenza vaccination among PCW is low. The only factor associated with vaccination was gender. Education about this vaccine and awareness of the need for it should be increased among PCW." @default.
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• W2034226741 title "Percepción de la vacunación antigripal entre los trabajadores sanitarios de atención primaria de Cataluña" @default.
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