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INFLUENZA VACCINE PRESCRIPTION BY FACULTIES ANDMEDICAL FELLOWS IN AN UNIVERSITARY HOSPITALA study was designed aimed to know rates of influenza vaccineprescriptions among medical staff personnel and postgraduate medical studentin a tertiary care teaching hospital. Data was collected by a questionnaireasking for previous year prescription, age of patients seen at the outpatientclinic, years of professional experience and other potential factors that mayinfluence its use. A total of 103 physicians were consulted, including 14.8%of 452 staff physicians and 16.3% of 220 postgraduate medical students.Forty percent of the requested doctors indicated influenza vaccine during1999. This rate was quite similar among doctors that work seeing olderpersons at outpatient clinics (43.5%). Rates were similar among staff doctorsand postgraduate medical students. Prescription of the vaccine was morefrequently declared among physicians working at the Internal MedicineDepartment although differences with other services were not significant.Thirty percent of the vaccine indications were temporarily inadequate andused after the reasonable time-frame before the influenza season. Influenzavaccine is an underprescribed preventive strategy.Key words: Influenza, Compliance, Vaccine prescription.

Prescripción de la vacuna anti influenza por médicos institucionales y estudiantes de especialidades médicas en un hospital docente