Highlights
- •Place of influenza vaccination was stable over the 5 influenza seasons assessed.
- •Proportion vaccinated in medical setting ranged 49%-53% in 2014-15 to 2018-19 seasons.
- •Proportion vaccinated in nonmedical setting ranged 47%-51% in 2014-15 to 2018-19 seasons.
- •Doctor's office was the most common place receiving vaccine in 2018-19 season (34.4%).
- •In 2018-19 season, 32.2% vaccinated in pharmacies/stores and 15.0% in workplaces.
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Conflicts of interest: All authors have no conflicts of interest to be stated.
