claim: "there is no clinical evidence that vaccinating healthcare workers protects patients."
author: seiu
evidence_1: no reliable published evidence shows that healthcare workers' vaccination has  substantial ... hcw vaccination protects themselves and their patients from  influenza. .... however, this did not translate into clear clinical benefit—the small  mean ...
evidence_2: nov 16, 2018 ... what is cdc's position on mandating flu vaccination for health care workers? ...  by getting vaccinated, you help protect yourself, your family, and your patients. ...  among other clinical health care personnel (80.9%), assistants and aides ... their  employer did not provide influenza vaccination on-site at no cost ...
evidence_3: clinical infectious diseases, volume 58, issue 1, 1 january 2014, pages 58–60,  ... ahmed et al found evidence that healthcare worker vaccination prevented all ...  that there was no evidence to mandate compulsory vaccination of healthcare  workers [11]. ... vaccination of healthcare workers to protect vulnerable patients  and ...
evidence_4: may 8, 2018 ... healthcare professionals, learn more about measles clinical ... saving lives,  protecting ... evidence of immunity; vaccination; post-exposure prophylaxis ...  patients are considered to be contagious from 4 days before to 4 days after the  rash appears. .... there is no specific antiviral therapy for measles.
evidence_5: vaccinating healthcare workers against flu has not been shown to reduce ...  healthcare workers) concluded that “there is no evidence that ... to protect  vulnerable patients, but .... found 29 associated clinical complaints, of which eight  (0.02%) ...