[COVID-19 et flu: vaccination intent among health professionals].

Soins; la revue de référence infirmière
Olivier MeunierJérôme Santasouk

Abstract

The infection protection and control team and occupational health service come together every year to promote the flu vaccine among health professionals. In 2020, the risk of the co-circulation of the flu virus and SARS-CoV-2 strengthened their case. During the last trimester, we surveyed health professionals to find out their intention with regard to the flu and covid-19 vaccines: 42% said they wanted to be vaccinated against the flu, but only 23% were willing to have the covid-19 vaccine.

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