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Hood J et al. – This article describes the key components of a successful influenza program at a large integrated health care system. A multidisciplinary team developed and implemented an evidence–based, leadership–modeled program that led to improvement in health care workers’ vaccination rates from 66% to 77% in year one and from 77% to 84% in year two.

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