Global influenza vaccination rates and factors associated with influenza vaccination

Can Chen; Xiaoxiao Liu; Danying Yan; Yuqing Zhou; Cheng Ding; Lu Chen; Lei Lan; Chenyang Huang; Daixi Jiang; Xiaobao Zhang; Zhou Guan; Xiaofang Fu; Yuxia Du; Yushi Lin; Changtai Zhu; Jie Wu; Lanjuan Li; Shigui Yang

doi:10.1016/j.ijid.2022.10.038

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Overall, global IVRs were low, especially in the general population. The studies on the IVRs, especially for priority populations, should be strengthened in Eastern Mediterranean, South-East Asian, and African regions. Free vaccination policies and the dissemination of continuous awareness campaigns are effective measures to enhance vaccination uptake.

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