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. 2023 Jul 10;11:1221170. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2023.1221170

Table 1.

Characteristics of the informants and informant sites.

Count Percentage
Number of informants interviewed 49c
Job position of informantb
Senior leadership 8 16.3
Executive director 9 18.4
Directorial position 10 20.4
Medical related position 7 14.3
Other 15 30.6
Number of interviews conducteda 34c
Has a vaccine program
Yes 25 73.5
No 9 26.5
Has a data program
Yes 19 55.9
No 13 38.2
Not asked 2 5.9
Has a testing program
Yes 17 50.0
No 17 50.0
Has an awareness program
Yes 28 82.4
No 6 17.6
Type of organization
Community-based organization 14 41.2
Healthcare organization 10 29.4
Government organization 2 5.9
Faith-based organization 2 5.9
Health system-based community service institution 2 5.9
Community-focused professional organization 2 5.9
Funding agency, non-profit professional org 2 5.9
Population servedb
Older adults (>60) 11 32.4
Children (<18) 13 38.2
Black/African American 16 47.1
Latino or Hispanic 19 55.9
Immigrant 8 23.5
Underserved/low income/medicaid 6 17.6
Other 5 14.7
Geographic reach
National 1 2.9
Statewide 7 20.6
Chicago, ALL 4 11.8
Chicago, partial 21 61.8
Missing 1 2.9
Locations served (Health Equity Zone = HEZ)b
North Central Chicago (HEZ 1) 0 0.0
Northwest Chicago (HEZ 2) 2 5.9
West Chicago (HEZ 3) 10 29.4
Near South Chicago (HEZ 4) 15 44.1
Southwest Chicago (HEZ 5) 15 44.1
Far South (HEZ 6) 15 44.1
Cook County 7 20.6
Suburbs 5 14.7
a

One interview conducted in Spanish.

b

Multiple populations could be selected; percent derived by dividing by 34. Other includes Middle Eastern, Asian, undocumented, healthcare professionals, and specific medial problems.

c

There were 49 key informants that participated in 34 interviews. During some interviews, more than one key informant from the CO participated in the interview, which provided unique and specific perspectives from within the same organization.