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. 2021 Jun 15;33:e19. doi: 10.35371/aoem.2021.33.e19

Table 8. Comparison of the measles, mumps, rubella, and varicella-zoster seropositivity with previous study findings in the Republic of Korea.

Antibodies Research period Occupation Age Sex Seropositivity (%) Yeara Reference
Measles 2011–2019 New nurses 21–40 F 551/587 (93.9) 2021 This study
2019 HCW - All 2,636/2,830 (93.1) 2019 Kwak et al.20
2014–2018 HCW - All 5,410/7,411 (73.0) 2019 Jung et al.21
2019 HCW - All 6,935/9,132 (75.9) 2019 Chang et al.22
- GP 2–18 All 1,095/1,400 (74.2) 2012 Kim et al.23
Mumps 2011–2019 New nurses 21–40 F 50/83 (60.2) 2021 This study
2018 HCW - All 5,287/6,055 (87.3) 2020 Kim et al.24
Rubella 2011–2019 New nurses 21–40 F 3,093/3,711 (83.3) 2021 This study
2010–2017 GP 15–49 F 300,156/328,426 (76.4) 2020 Choi et al.25
2004–2018 GP 20–49 F 69,181/72,114 (95.9) 2020 Choe et al.26
Varicella-zoster 2011–2019 New nurses 21–40 F 978/1,093 (89.5) 2021 This study
2012–2013 GP 10 ≤ All 1,114/1,196 (99.1) 2015 Han et al.27
2018 HCW 21–56 All 526/550 (96.0) 2014 Kang et al.28
2009–2010 GP 0–79 All 1,117/1,302 (85.8) 2013 Lee et al.29
2008 GP - All 777/887 (87.6) 2010 Choi et al.30

GP, general population; HCW, health care workers.

aYear of publication.