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Conclusion: The influenza vaccination coverage rate among the elderly in South Korea during the 2004-2005 flu season was relatively high compared to that of Europe (19.3-26.5%) during the same season. Nevertheless, the coverage rate in elderly women with unhealthy lifestyle was not satisfactory causing them to be more vulnerable to related illnesses than those who practiced a healthy lifestyle. To prevent influenza related illnesses, clinicians should, in particular, encourage vaccination in those with an unhealthy lifestyle, as well as, lifestyle modification.

Coverage of Influenza Vaccination among Elderly in South Korea: A Population Based Cross Sectional Analysis of the Season 2004-2005