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vaccinations represent extremely effective tool prevention certain infectious diseases influenza covid19 particularly categories risk due frail condition professional exposure healthcare workers aim study describe course antiinfluenza anticovid19 vaccination campaign two research hospitals milan italy multicentre crosssectional study 202324 vaccination campaign two facilities opted two different approaches hospital two different strategies vaccinating healthcare workers implemented fixedsite vaccination clinic two mobile vaccination groups run public health residents university milan hospital b hand single fixedsite outpatient clinic run public health residents university milan used occasion campaign survey also carried using anonymous online questionnaires investigate healthcare workers attitudes towards vaccination total 1937 healthcare workers vaccinated 756 immunized influenza 99 covid19 1082 results show substantial difference vaccination adherence among medical nursing staff compared professional categories particular category highest vaccination adhesion turned medical doctors 557 adhesion contrary category lowest adhesion turned auxiliary personnel characterized 74 adhesion time comparison two hospital facilities showed double adherence rate staff hospital regards flu vaccine 406 201 anticovid19 vaccine 264 123 finally survey showed attitude towards influenza vaccination lower among auxiliary staff terms knowledge vaccination attitude results study show vaccination adherence line previous years although lower values recommended principal national international organizations analysis differences two facilities surveys carried allow implementation targeted interventions increase adherence future campaigns