Interim estimates of 2014/15 vaccine effectiveness against influenza A(H3N2) from Canada’s Sentinel Physician Surveillance Network, January 2015
Danuta M. Skowronski(University of British Columbia), Y Li(Public Health Agency of Canada), James A. Dickinson(University of Calgary), Jonathan B. Gubbay(Great Ormond Street Hospital), K Fonseca(University of Calgary), Gaston De Serres(Université Laval), Steven J. Drews(University of Alberta), Christine Martineau(Natural Resources Canada), Suzana Sabaiduc(BC Centre for Disease Control), Alireza Eshaghi(Public Health Ontario), Mel Krajden(University of British Columbia), Hugues Charest(Université de Montréal), M Petrić(University of Toronto), Nathalie Bastien(Public Health Agency of Canada), Trijntje L. Kwindt(BC Centre for Disease Control), A.-L. Winter(Public Health Ontario), Catharine Chambers(BC Centre for Disease Control)
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