Diguiseppi C. Why everyone over 65 deserves influenza vaccine. Government recommendations should reflect the evidence. BM] 1996; 313: 1162.Diguiseppi C. Why everyone over 65 deserves influenza vaccine. BMJ 1995; 1162: 313Diguiseppi C. Why everyone over 65 deserves influenza vaccine. BMJ 1996; ...
Studies directly testing for improved clinical outcomes with vaccines for over-65s show a small benefit of receiving either of the vaccines over the standard vaccine, including a modest decrease in lab-confirmed influenza,hospitalizationsandemergency department visitscompared to the standard influenza vacci...
Immune response to influenza vaccine in the elderly: Association with nutritional and physical status Aim: To investigate the distribution of hemagglutination inhibition (HI) titers before and after influenza vaccination and to examine the relationship betw... Masano,Sagawa,Noriko,... - 《Geriatrics ...
People over 65 and young people aged 0-19 should be prioritised for influenza vaccination after high risk groups during times of limited vaccine supply, a study published in PLoS Computational Biology has recommended.1 Using computer modelling, researchers created a "synthetic population" in the US...
OneUS studyin over-65s found 1.4% of recipients who were given the high-dose vaccine were diagnosed with influenza, compared with 1.9% of those who received the standard vaccine. Subsequent studies also found people who got the high-dose vaccine were less likely to behospitalisedwith influenza-...
Most who receive the jab will feel they are doing their public duty to minimise the spread of the influenza A (H1N1) vi... G Scott - 《Nursing Standard》 被引量: 0发表: 2009年 Thermoregulation of the rabbit during the late phase of endotoxin fever In the late phase of the fever ...
26. Vu T, Farish S, Jenkins M, A meta-analysis of effectiveness of influenza vaccine in persons aged 65 years and over living in the community: Vaccine, 2002; 20(13–14); 1831-36Background Material and Methods Results Discussion Conclusions References Related articles Order reprints Share ar...
The influenza vaccine in elderly persons: a shot in the dark? Estimates of influenza vaccine effectiveness in elderly individuals are largely from observational studies, which are susceptible to bias. Instrumental var... Brookhart,M Alan - 《Archives of Internal Medicine》 被引量: 27发表: 2012年...
In 1993, a national consensus conference on influenza set target vaccination coverage rates of 70% for adults aged 65 or older and for all adults with chronic medical conditions. Among individuals aged 65 or older, those with at least one chronic condition met that target. But 62% of those ...
To assess the influenza immunisation rate for 2005 in patients aged 65 years and over admitted to a general medical ward at Auckland City Hospital, New Zealand; to identify factors associated with receiving this vaccine; and to assess whether particular patient groups have a low influenza immunisati...