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. 2011 Jan 11;8(1):e1000388. doi: 10.1371/journal.pmed.1000388

Table 2. Practitioners and patient recruitment in the 2009–2010 influenza season relevant to the I-MOVE study.

Study Site Practitioners in the National Sentinel System, n Practitioners Accepting to Participate in the Study, n Practitioners Recruiting at Least One ILI Patienta, n ILI Patientsa Recruited by Practitioners, n Inclusion Period for the Studyb ILI Patients Included in the Study Positive for Influenza A (H1N1) 2009c, n ILI Patients Included in the Study Negative for Influenza A (H1N1) 2009c, n
Total Vaccinated Total Vaccinated
France 550 550 429 1,908 4/11/2009–28/2/2010 720 3 1,172 63
Hungary 168 87 63 361 8/12/2009–14/3/2010 55 6 306 100
Ireland 137 48 19 77 17/11/2009–10/1/2010 29 1 48 2
Italy 1,163 47 21 69 03/11/2009–13/12/2009 18 0 44 0
Portugal 150 53 32 186 10/11/2009–21/2/2010 31 0 155 10
Romania 270 102 12 24 17/12/2009–31/1/2010 5 1 19 1
Spain 880 227 123 301 01/12/2009–7/2/2010 60 1 240 9
Total 3,318 1,114 699 2,926 918 12 1,984 185
a

ILI patients meeting the EU case definition, swabbed <8 d after onset of symptoms within the study period.

b

For each study site, from 15 d after the start of the vaccination campaign up to the week that preceded 2 consecutive weeks in which none of the ILI patients recruited tested positive for influenza A (H1N1) 2009 recruited. In Hungary, the start of the study period was the week of receiving the agreement from the Ethics Committee.

c

ILI patients in the study after excluding those having tested previously to pH1N1, those positive to other influenza virus, and those with missing information on laboratory results.