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Vaccination trends in people with HIV infection participanting in the hospital-based survey of patients infected with HIV, 2006-2021 期刊论文

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5CE463BA77DC2601AA58E83482181750
作者：

Hernando, Victoria^[1,2]Suarez, Lucia^[3];Gutierrez, Gonzalo^[4];Lopez, Juan Carlos^[2,5];NavarroSoler, Roser^[6];Cabello, Alfonso^[7];Sanz, Jesus^[8];SuarezGarcia, Ines^[2,9];Fernandez, Maria Teresa^[10];Losa, Juan Emilio^[11];Perez, Jose Luis^[12];RamosRuperto, Luis^[13];PerezElias, Maria Jesus^[14];El Aayuni, Wafa Ben Cheikh^[15];Cuesta, Mar^[16];Gonzalez, Gustavo^[17];Izquierdo, Ana^[18];Viloria, Luis^[19];Lopez, Irene^[20];Martinez, Eva^[21];Castrillejo, Daniel^[22];Amengual, Maria Gloria Jaume^[23];Belmonte, Maria Antonia^[24];Arraiza, Antonio^[25];de la Torrez, Javier^[26];Miqueleiza, Estrella^[27];Marcosa, Henar^[28];RuizAlguero, Marta^[1,2];Villegas, Teresa^[1];Simon, Lorena^[1];Diaz, Asuncion^[2];
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英文
期刊：

ENFERMEDADES INFECCIOSAS Y MICROBIOLOGIA CLINICA ISSN：0213-005X 2024 年 42 卷 7 期 (339 - 346) ; AUG-SEP
疾病分类：

新生儿破伤风、艾滋病流行性感冒
关键词：

Vaccination HIV Hepatitis A Hepatitis B Tetanus Pneumococcal Seasonal influenza
摘要：

Objective: To assess the trend in hepatitis A, hepatitis B, pneumococcal, tetanus and seasonal influenza vaccination in people with HIV infection and to analyse associated factors. Methods: The hospital survey of patients with HIV, an annual cross-sectional study conducted on fixed day (2006-2021), was used. Inpatients and outpatients were included. Trends in vaccination and associated factors were analysed using logistic regression. Results: A total of 8643 participants were included. Vaccination rates increased to 65.3% for hepatitis A, 83.7% for hepatitis B, 49.3% for tetanus, 68.9% for pneumococcal and 74.5% for seasonal influenza 2021. Factors positively associated with vaccination were older age for pneumococcal and influenza vaccination; higher educational level for hepatitis A and tetanus; living in a closed institutions or prison tetanus, pneumococcal and influenza; and having acquired HIV through sex between men for hepatitis hepatitis B and pneumococcal. In addition, being on antiretroviral treatment and having a high CD4 count were positively associated with vaccination for all these diseases. Factors inversely associated with vaccination were being older (hepatitis A, hepatitis B and tetanus), being an immigrant (tetanus and seasonal influenza) and being an injection drug user/ex-user for hepatitis A and hepatitis B. Conclusions: Vaccination in people with HIV has increased in the study period. The results are in line with the recommendations in this population, although there is still room to reach the established vaccination indicators. (c) 2023 Sociedad Espanola ola de Enfermedades Infecciosas y Microbiolog & imath;a Cl & imath;nica. Published by Elsevier Espana, a, S.L.U. All rights reserved.
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GB/T 7714：

Hernando Victoria,Suarez Lucia,Gutierrez Gonzalo, et al. Vaccination trends in people with HIV infection participanting in the hospital-based survey of patients infected with HIV, 2006-2021 [J].ENFERMEDADES INFECCIOSAS Y MICROBIOLOGIA CLINICA,2024,42(7):339-346.
APA：

Hernando Victoria,Suarez Lucia,Gutierrez Gonzalo,Lopez Juan Carlos,&Diaz Asuncion.(2024).Vaccination trends in people with HIV infection participanting in the hospital-based survey of patients infected with HIV, 2006-2021 .ENFERMEDADES INFECCIOSAS Y MICROBIOLOGIA CLINICA,42(7):339-346.
MLA：

Hernando Victoria, et al. "Vaccination trends in people with HIV infection participanting in the hospital-based survey of patients infected with HIV, 2006-2021" .ENFERMEDADES INFECCIOSAS Y MICROBIOLOGIA CLINICA 42,7(2024):339-346.
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2024/10/25 9:41:19
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2024/10/25 9:41:19

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