Influenza Vaccine and The Frequency of Acute Respiratory Tract Infection of West Java’s Pilgrims- Indonesia: Is there any Correlations Between? (An Analysis of Siskohatkes Indonesian Hajj Data 2018).
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.37506/ijphrd.v11i3.1531Keywords:
Influenza Vaccine, Acute Respiratory Tract Infection, Indonesian Pilgrim, Hajj, Siskohatkes.Abstract
Background: Acute Respiratory Tract Infection (ARTI) stand as infectious disease that cause the highest
mortality globally(1). In 2010, 150.523 Indonesian pilgrims diagnosed as ARTI, 53.027 diagnosed as influenza
and 10.572 diagnosed as Pneumonia(2). The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) and Indonesian Ministry
of Health has recommend Influenza Vaccination for Pilgrimage(3). This study aim to find the correlation
between influenza vaccination and the frequency of ARTI of West Java’s Pilgrims 2018.
Method: A Cross-sectional study design of Siskohatkes data; an integrated Indonesian Hajj Application
that computerize all health assesment of pilgrims in Hajj Mass Gathering. Total sample is 374 West Java’s
Pilgrims in 2018 with complete data recorded. Influenza vaccinationstatus, ARTI’s events and covariates
are extracted and combined from Impor pages, Vaccination section, Health Assesment Section 1,2,3 and
Medical Record . This study applied multivariate cox regression analysis andthe correlation effect expressed
by prevalence oddratio (POR) with p value 0.05 and 95% confident interval (CI).
Result: The prevalence of ARTI in West Java’s Pilgrim-Indonesia at Hajj Mass Gathering 2018 is 71.85%.
Pilgrims that take influenza vaccination is 34.32%. Cox regression test results of the correlation is POR
0.99 (0.61 -1.61) with p-value 0.98, which means the Pilgrims with influenza vaccination is at 0.99 risk of
ARTI events compare to those without influenza vaccination after being controlled by Age, Education, and
Diabetes.
Conclusion: This study revealed that influenza vaccination doesn’t have protective effect to frequency of
ARTI in West Java’s Pilgrims 2018. There was effect modification by age (p-value 0,03<0,05). Implementing
vaccination in high risk indications pilgrims e.g elderly and Diabetes may prevent higher frequency of
ARTI.Appropriate informationabout the role of vaccination the risks of ARTI andit’s alternative prevention
to Pilgrims is needed.