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cord-299475-p6cc98xa	To, Kin-Wang	Exploring determinants of acceptance of the pandemic influenza A (H1N1) 2009 vaccination in nurses	2010-06-20		.txt	text/plain	3305	175	47	Nurses registered as members of the Hong Kong Nurses General Union, the Nurses Branch, and the Enrolled Nurses Branch of the Hong Kong Chinese Civil Servants Association were invited to participate in a self-administered anonymous questionnaire survey on infection control practices relating to influenza prevention that has been conducted every 1-2 years since 2006. The factors associated with a declining H1N1 vaccination rate might well be similar to those for seasonal influenza vaccination, because many nurses considered the 2 diseases to be of similar severity. In our study, .60% of the nurses had received seasonal influenza vaccination in the previous year; however, the estimated vaccination rate for the coming flu season had dropped to 37.5%, though some 20% of the respondents were undecided at the time of the survey.	./cache/cord-299475-p6cc98xa.txt	./txt/cord-299475-p6cc98xa.txt