Have you or your department been involved in influenza immunization programmes?

What is the EAACI Group you belong to?

Pediatric Section19,6 %

Asthma section 29,4 %

Infection & Allergy IG

51,0 %

Have you or your department been involved in influenza immunization programmes?

0

50

100

Yes No

( % )

Who did you vaccinate?

68,5

30,6

14,4

66,7

59,5

0 50 100

Adults

Children

Asthmatic patients

Egg allergic patients

Pregnant women

%

Who provides influenza vaccination to patients with asthma/allergies in your area?

1,00%

1,00%

1,00%

1,00%

2,00%

3,90%

4,90%

5,88%

7,80%

10,80%

11,80%

34,30%

50,00%

0,00% 10,00% 20,00% 30,00% 40,00% 50,00% 60,00%

Nurses

Preventive medicine specialists

Pharmacists

Pediatric allergists

Pulmonologists

Medical diseases specialists

Private clinics/doctors

Internal medicine specialists

Allergist

General pediatricians

Physicians/doctors

National Health Services

General medical practitioner (GMP)

Does your department provide adequate staff and resources for influenza vaccination campaigns?

36,9

18,4 17,510,7 16,5

0

50

100

%

Do you feel the level of influenza awareness among patients with asthma / respiratory allergy is satisfactory?

21,829,1 32,5

11,74,9

0

50

100

%

What are the preventive measures you advocate your allergic patients?

59,9

19,8

47,5

82,7

1,5

4

0 50 100

Hand hygieneChange in greeting habits

Consult doctor once flu appearVaccination

NoneDoes not apply

%

19,4

21,4

15,4

11,9

3,5

28,4

0 50 100

1-20 %

20-40 %

40-60 %

60-80 %

80-100 %

I don't know/NA

%

29

6,5

6

5

6

47,5

0 50 100

1-20 %

20-40 %

40-60 %

60-80 %

80-100 %

I don't know/NA

%

What is the vaccination rate of your asthmatic patients?

What is the vaccination rate of your egg allergic patients with asthma?

46,4

28,6

24

20,3

19,8

19,8

22,9

0 50 100

Vaccination is responsible for flu symptoms

Egg allergy precludes vaccination

Vaccine is expensive

Vaccination is painful

Allergy to vaccine is common

Vaccination exacerbates asthma

Other

(%)

What are the reasons, beliefs, attitudes affecting declination rates among allergic individuals?

What are the reasons, beliefs, attitudes affecting declination rates among allergic individuals?

2,6%

2,6%

2,6%

2,6%

2,6%

2,6%

5,30%

5,30%

5,30%

7,9%

7,9%

7,9%

7,9%

15,8%

18,4%

21,1%

0,0% 5,0% 10,0% 15,0% 20,0% 25,0%

Carelessness Delay season

Should be able to withstand an infectionVaccine is harmful because it contains mutant species

Vaccination does not protect from other viral infections

Young individuals are not convinced for vaccination Negligence of patients and doctors

Need for repeated vaccinations Vaccination can make you ill with other diseases

Bad reputation of influenza vaccinesVaccine is useless

Specialist does not have enough knowledge Agressive antivactinational activities in public

Vaccination is'nt very effective

Vaccines have side-effects Patients does not have enough knowledge

5,2

19,8

20,8

36,5

17,5

0 50 100

No precautions

Vaccination performed by anAllergist

Vaccination performed bymedical staff

Depends on the clinical historyof food allergy

Does not apply

What are the precautions taken upon vaccination of egg allergic patients in your department?

What are the precautions taken upon immunization of vaccine allergic patients in your department?

6,8

26

32,3

45,8

15,6

0 50 100

No precautions

Vaccination performed by anAllergist

Vaccination performed bymedical staff

Depends on the clinical historyof food allergy

Does not apply

% %

What is the vaccination rate among physicians working in your Department?

16,5 19,1 15,4 14,9 13,8 20,2

0

50

100

%

6,4

62,2

0,5

4,3

12,8

32,5

14,4

2,1

0 50 100

Basic scientist

Allergist

Dermatologist

ENT

Immunologist

Pediatrician

Pulmonologist

General practicioner

%

What is your specialty? What is your type of practice?

3,2

20,2

27,1

4,8

38,3

0,6

0 50 100

Laboratory

Private practice

Public hospital

Private hospital

University hospital

Research Institution

%