Seasonal influenza vaccine uptake in frontline healthcare workers, England: 1 September 2025 to 31 January 2026 graphs
Updated 26 February 2026
Applies to England
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A total of 45.4% of all frontline healthcare workers have been vaccinated for influenza (485,398 of 1,069,606). This includes NHS trusts (secondary care) and GP practices (primary care). NHS trusts (secondary care) represent data from acute, ambulance, care, community, mental health, other NHS trusts and independent sector health care providers (ISHCPs).
Broken down by primary and secondary care, the totals are 45.2%, (478,368 of 1,057,308) for NHS trusts, and 57.2% (7,030 of 12,298) for GP practices, as reported in Table 1 and Table 6 of the accompanying spreadsheet.
This data represents the organisations making a return or who have completed their campaign: 193 trusts (82.1%) and 381 GP practices (5.9%).
Figure 1. Influenza vaccine uptake (%) in frontline healthcare workers, by organisation type
Figure 2. Influenza vaccine uptake (%) in frontline healthcare workers, by staff groups in NHS trusts (secondary care)
Figure 3. Influenza vaccine uptake (%) in frontline healthcare workers, in NHS trusts (secondary care)
