Influenza and Pneumococcal Vaccine Coverage Rates among Patients Admitted to a Teaching Hospital in South Korea
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Background: Influenza and pneumococcal vaccinations can reduce morbidity and mortality especially in the elderly and patientswith chronic medical disease. The purpose of this study was to estimate vaccination coverage of these populations in a hospital setting. Materials and Methods: We conducted a cross-sectional, descriptive study involving adult patients admitted to a 1,000-bed teachinghospital on April 15, 2013. We ascertained the information on whether the patient had received influenza vaccination within a yearprior to admission or pneumococcal vaccination by interviewing each patient. Results: A total of 491 eligible patients aged ≥50 years or with chronic medical illnesses were analyzed. The overall vaccinationrate for influenza was 57.2%, and that of pneumococcus was 17.6% among the vaccine-eligible subjects. Influenza/pneumococcalvaccination rates of patients by disease were 62.8%/17.2% for diabetes, 53.3%/15.6% for malignancy, 67.6%/23.5% for chronicpulmonary disease, 66.7%/15.3% for chronic cardiovascular disease, 68.7%/26.9% for chronic renal disease, and 51.2%/18.6% forchronic hepatic disease. Young adult patients with chronic medical conditions were consistently less likely to receive influenza andpneumococcal vaccines irrespective of the underlying disease. Conclusion: The influenza and pneumococcal vaccine coverage rates among hospitalized patients were low in South Korea. This was especially the case for young adult patients with chronic medical illnesses.
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Background: Influenza and pneumococcal vaccinations can reduce morbidity and mortality especially in the elderly and patientswith chronic medical disease. The purpose of this study was to estimate vaccination coverage of these populations in a hospital setting. Materials and Methods: We conducted a cross-sectional, descriptive study involving adult patients admitted to a 1,000-bed teachinghospital on April 15, 2013. We ascertained the information on whether the patient had received influenza vaccination within a yearprior to admission or pneumococcal vaccination by interviewing each patient. Results: A total of 491 eligible patients aged ≥50 years or with chronic medical illnesses were analyzed. The overall vaccinationrate for influenza was 57.2%, and that of pneumococcus was 17.6% among the vaccine-eligible subjects. Influenza/pneumococcalvaccination rates of patients by disease were 62.8%/17.2% for diabetes, 53.3%/15.6% for malignancy, 67.6%/23.5% for chronicpulmonary disease, 66.7%/15.3% for chronic cardiovascular disease, 68.7%/26.9% for chronic renal disease, and 51.2%/18.6% forchronic hepatic disease. Young adult patients with chronic medical conditions were consistently less likely to receive influenza andpneumococcal vaccines irrespective of the underlying disease. Conclusion: The influenza and pneumococcal vaccine coverage rates among hospitalized patients were low in South Korea. This was especially the case for young adult patients with chronic medical illnesses.
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