Determination of measles, rubella, mumps and chickenpox seropositivity of district public hospital healthcare workers

Aim: Measles, rubella, mumps and chickenpox are the childhood diseases retain their importance in our country as well all over world. Healthcare workers have high probability of transmission due to occupational risk; however by taking necessary protective measures, risk can be reduced. Determining seropositivity rates healthcare workers; it was aimed compare vaccination before after screening.
 Methods: The personnel cards 160 who worked ….. State Hospital, from January 2018- December 2018 were retrospectively scanned. Information 100 has been reached. Demographic characteristics such age gender; infection or history; measles, IgG results; old information last status recorded.
 Results: Total staffs, 19 (19%) men 81 (81%) women, included study. 89 staffs (89%) found immune measles. After scanning, 11 personnels not vaccinated had incomplete vaccines saw that measles result negative eight them agreed vaccinated. rate rubella 93%. Five seven with negative, lowest (79%). 14 21 people highest (96%). Three four vaccinated.
 Conclusion: In a migration Turkey, should noted especially work high-risk places hospital must While for screening is low (12%); post-screening increased (34%). Mumps lower than expected