Influenza VACCIINATION Status in KOREAN Adult
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The purpose of this study was to examine influenza vaccination based on the 2014-2017 local community health survey data for a region in an effort to seek ways of increasing influenza vaccination rates. The flu vaccination rates were higher among the people who were women, who were in their 70s and up, who were less educated, who were married(had no spouses), whose income levels were lower and who didn't engage in economic activity. Therefore in order to raise influenza vaccination rates, it seems necessary to make vaccination recommendations to more people to increase the rates of the younger generation and of the economically active population.
Abstract
The purpose of this study was to examine influenza vaccination based on the 2014-2017 local community health survey data for a region in an effort to seek ways of increasing influenza vaccination rates. The flu vaccination rates were higher among the people who were women, who were in their 70s and up, who were less educated, who were married(had no spouses), whose income levels were lower and who didn't engage in economic activity. Therefore in order to raise influenza vaccination rates, it seems necessary to make vaccination recommendations to more people to increase the rates of the younger generation and of the economically active population.
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