Promoting uptake of influenza vaccination among health care workers: a randomized controlled trial

Paola Dey · Smita L S Halder · Stuart I. Collins · Leroy Benons · Ciaran B. J. Woodman

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In a randomized controlled trial, an intensive promotional campaign failed to increase the uptake of vaccination against influenza among health care workers. The uptake of vaccination was low.

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