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California Hospital Healthcare Personnel Influenza Vaccination Interactive Report

The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) recommends that healthcare personnel (HCP) get a flu shot every year. This protects their own health and helps keep their patients and the community safer from the flu. In California, hospitals must:
  • Provide flu shots to HCP for free.
  • Require HCP to either get the flu shot or sign a form saying they don’t want it.
  • Report how many HCP got the flu shot to CDPH.

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Executive Summary

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During the 2024–2025 flu season, about 72% of HCP in 402 California hospitals got the flu shot. This is 2.7% lower than the year before.

Hospital Healthcare Personnel Influenza Vaccination Coverage by Season – 2014-2025

Graph of HCP Flu Vaccination Coverage by Season 2014-2025

One of the U.S. government’s Healthy People 2030 goals is for more people to get the flu shot every year. To help more HCP in hospitals get vaccinated, CDPH suggests hospitals do the following:

  • Share flu shot rates with HCP during flu season.
  • Focus on groups of HCP who have the lowest flu shot rates.
  • Make it easy for HCP to get the flu shot—like offering it in hospital wards, clinics, break rooms, and even during night shifts and weekends.

​​Influenza Vaccination Coverage by Hospital Health Care Personnel Category, 2013-2025

Graph of ​Flu Vaccination Coverage by Hospital Health Care Personnel Categories, 2013-2025 

Previous Annual HAI Reports page

Previous Annual
HCP Reports


CA HHS Open Data Portal page

(select Diseases and Conditions​)
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Find and Compare Hospital HCP Influenza Vaccination Data​

Welcome to the California hospital HAI HCP Influenza Vaccination dashboard. Here you can search hospital data individually or county-wide. Download complete data sets from Health and Human Services Open Data Portal
​​*HCP refers to all paid and unpaid persons working in health care settings who have the potential to be exposed to patients or infectious materials and have the potential to transmit influenza to and from patients and other HCP. HCP are direct care providers (e.g., physicians, nurses, nursing assistants, therapists, technicians, emergency medical service personnel, pharmacists, laboratory personnel) as well as persons not directly involved in patient care (e.g., clerical, dietary, housekeeping, laundry, security, maintenance, administrative, billing). HCP include employees paid by the health care facility and other professional, contract, and other staff not directly paid by the health care facility. CDPH reports data separately for hospital employees, licensed independent practitioners, contract personnel, and students, trainees, and volunteers.​
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