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Effects of Intervention by Practice Type and Size.
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High Risk* All persons 65 years of age or over All residents of long-term care facilities All persons over 6 months old with chronic illness, such as: Disorders of pulmonary or cardiovascular systems, eg, asthma Chronic metabolic diseases, eg, diabetes mellitus Renal dysfunction Hemoglobinopathies Immunosuppression, eg, HIV disease Children 6 months to 18 years on long-term aspirin therapy Healthy children 6 to 23 months old Household contacts of children under 2 years old Women who will be in their second or third trimester during influenza season Health care workers Household contacts of other high-risk persons Average risk All other groups Anyone without contraindications wishing to decrease their probability of infection Vaccine contraindications: Severe allergy to any vaccine component Egg Thimerosal Prior vaccine administration Moderate to severe acute febrile illness * Current CDC recommendations (2005) advise immunization of all pregnant women, regardless of trimester, as well as conditions such as neuromuscular disorders that can compromise respiratory function or increase the risk for aspiration.
Total Pre Years:2000–2002 Proportion Pre (%) Post Year:2002–2003 Proportion Post (%) Difference (Post–Pre) (%) P Value N before Intervention Discussed Pre N after Intervention Discussed Post Small FP 1 29 18 0 0 11 2 18.2 18.2 .136 Small FP 2 19 8 0 0 11 7 63.6 63.6 .013 Large FP 178 131 5 3.8 47 22 46.8 43 <.001 Small OB 1 99 62 4 6.5 37 20 54.1 47.6 <.001 Small OB 2 201 123 3 2.4 78 35 44.9 42.4 <.001 Large OB 1558 1035 8 0.8 523 69 13.2 12.4 <.001 FP overall 226 157 5 3.2 69 31 44.9 41.7 <.001 OB overall 1858 1220 15 1.2 638 124 19.4 18.2 <.001 Small practice overall 348 211 7 3.3 137 64 46.7 43.4 <.001 Large practice overall 1736 1166 13 1.1 570 91 16 14.8 <.001 Overall 2084 1377 20 15 707 155 21.9 20.5 <.001
