免疫力低下患者的感染预防：对法国现有组织机构的跨横向多中心调查。

IF 2.9 4区医学 Q2 INFECTIOUS DISEASES Infectious diseases now Pub Date : 2024-02-09 DOI:10.1016/j.idnow.2024.104863

A. Saade , B. Wyplosz , M. Baldeyrou , C. Paris , P. Tattevin , C. Janssen , for the SPILF group “Vaccination et Prévention”

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摘要

目的评估目前全国范围内免疫功能低下患者（ICP）感染预防工作的组织情况：方法：基于 2022 年发布的在线调查，在全国范围内开展横断面多中心研究：共有 341 名医生（96% 为毕业生，32% 为传染病专家）参与调查，中位年龄为 40 [35-51] 岁。30%的受访者表示可在现场获得 ICP 感染预防咨询，29%的受访者表示可在旅行前获得 ICP 专门咨询，16%的受访者表示可在实体器官移植候选者中获得感染预防咨询，6%的受访者表示可在重返工作岗位后获得 ICP 咨询。大多数参与者（73%）了解全国范围内的 ICP 疫苗接种指南，50% 的参与者认为可以放心使用。10%的参与者开发了预防感染建议和 ICP 疫苗接种工具，89%的参与者希望获得他人开发的工具：结论：ICP 的感染预防仍被忽视。涵盖 ICP 预防所有领域的指南将大受欢迎。

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Infection prevention for immunocompromised patients: A cross-translational multicentric survey of current organization in France

Objectives

To evaluate current organization of infection prevention for immunocompromised patients (ICP) at a countrywide level.

Methods

Nationwide cross-sectional multicenter study based on an online survey disseminated in 2022 to physicians invested with preventive healthcare missions.

Results

A total of 341 physicians (96% graduates, 32% infectious disease specialists), participated in the survey, with a median age of 40 [35–51] years. On-site access to infection prevention consultations for ICP was reported by 30%, dedicated pre-travel consultations for ICPs by 29%, consultations for infection prevention in solid organ transplant candidates by 16% and return-to-work consultations for ICPs by 6%. Most participants (73%) were aware of nationwide vaccination guidelines for ICP, while 50% felt comfortable using them. Tools for infection prevention advice and ICP vaccination had been developed by 10%, while 89% would have appreciated access to tools developed by others.