Australian HCP and seasonal influenza vaccination. Dec 2024

A cross-sectional survey was designed and distributed to a national Australian HCP sample, consisting of practicing nurses, midwives, pharmacists and medical practitioners. The self-administered, anonymous online survey measured key characteristics that predict vaccination behaviour and intention. Results: Most participants (n= 173) demonstrated habitual SIV behaviour (77.91%) that was associated with intention to vaccinate in the future. The archetype was supported by survey findings as key constructs were associated with vaccination intention, then behaviour. These constructs included heightened professional responsibility, vaccine confidence, and protection of self and patients. Furthermore, results suggested progressing vaccination intention to behaviour and overcoming vaccine complacency is possible through employee provision of free, accessible vaccination services.

本研究设计并向澳大利亚全国范围的卫生保健专业人员（Healthcare Professional, HCP）样本发放了一项横断面调查，该样本涵盖在职护士、助产士、药剂师与执业医师。本项自填式匿名在线调查旨在测量可预测疫苗接种行为与接种意向的核心特征。结果：绝大多数受访者（n=173）表现出习惯性SIV接种行为（占比77.91%），该行为与未来接种疫苗的意向显著相关。调查结果验证了该典型模型：核心构念与疫苗接种意向及后续实际接种行为均存在关联，这些构念包括强化的职业责任感、疫苗信任度，以及对自身与患者的保护意识。此外，研究结果表明，通过为雇员提供免费且可及的疫苗接种服务，可推动疫苗接种意向转化为实际接种行为，并克服疫苗接种自满情绪。