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. 2022 Mar 22;12:4862. doi: 10.1038/s41598-022-08952-0

Table 2.

Effect of influenza vaccination status in the current and 5 prior seasons in preventing laboratory-confirmed influenza among patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.

Cases/controls Vaccination effect, (95% CI)a p value
All patients
Never vaccinated 154/215 Reference
Vaccination in prior seasons only 79/172 24 (–10 to 47) 0.146
Current season vaccination 309/832 40 (20 to 54) < 0.001
Aged 25–64 years
Never vaccinated 80/90 Reference
Vaccination in prior seasons only 25/45 –2 (–98 to 48) 0.965
Current season vaccination 38/126 56 (24 to 74) 0.003
Aged ≥ 65 years
Never vaccinated 74/125 Reference
Vaccination in prior seasons only 54/127 28 (–13 to 55) 0.150
Current season vaccination 271/706 33 (6 to 52) 0.019
Male
Never vaccinated 96/142 Reference
Vaccination in prior seasons only 50/116 26 (–18 to 53) 0.212
Current season vaccination 216/619 36 (8 to 55) 0.014
Female
Never vaccinated 58/73 Reference
Vaccination in prior seasons only 29/56 25 (–41 to 60) 0.375
Current season vaccination 93/213 43 (7 to 64) 0.023
Primary healthcare patients
Never vaccinated 54/30 Reference
Vaccination in prior seasons only 5/7 58 (–85 to 92) 0.252
Current season vaccination 33/35 60 (–5 to 85) 0.061
Hospital patients
Never vaccinated 100/185 Reference
Vaccination in prior seasons only 74/165 19 (–19 to 45) 0.285
Current season vaccination 276/797 37 (15 to 53) 0.002

CI confidence interval.

aVaccination effect adjusted by age groups (25–64, 65–84 and ≥ 85 years), other major chronic conditions, healthcare setting (primary healthcare or hospital), and month-season of sample collection.