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Increasing seasonal influenza vaccination among high risk groups in China: Do community healthcare workers have a role to play?

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2017

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Ying Song, Tao Zhang, Liling Chen, Bo Yi, Xiaoning Hao, Suizan Zhou, Ran Zhang, Carolyn M. Greene

Abstract

Study results suggest the value of incorporating community HCWs' recommendation for seasonal influenza vaccination into existing primary public health programs to increase vaccination coverage among high risk groups in China.

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