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. 2023 Dec 18;32(4):e2023128. doi: 10.1590/S2237-96222023000400003.en

Table 1. Characteristics of the individuals studied, according to vaccination schedule, Brazil, 2021-2022.

Variables Not vaccinated n (%) Two doses n (%) Booster n (%) p-valuea
Total 402,008 (71.8) 83,343 (14.9) 74,515 (13.3)
Year < 0.001
2021 363,870 (86.5) 41,866 (9.9) 15,096 (3.6)
2022 38,138 (27.4) 41,477 (29.8) 59,419 (42.7)
Sex < 0.001
Male 229,599 (74.1) 43,025 (13.9) 37,109 (12.0)
Female 172,409 (68.9) 40,318 (16.1) 37,406 (15.0)
Age (last birthday) < 0.001
20-39 82,949 (84.7) 9,719 (9.9) 5,317 (5.4)
40-59 182,268 (84.5) 20,267 (9.4) 13,145 (6.1)
60-79 108,221 (62.5) 33,983 (19.6) 30,831 (17.8)
≥ 80 28,570 (39.0) 19,374 (26.5) 25,222 (34.5)
Race/skin color < 0.001
White 225,205 (70.3) 46,956 (14.7) 48,224 (15.1)
Black 18,305 (72.4) 3,954 (15.6) 3,030 (12.0)
Asian 4,482 (66.7) 1,055 (15.7) 1,185 (17.6)
Mixed race 153,407 (74.3) 31,167 (15.1) 21,984 (10.6)
Indigenous 609 (66.8) 211 (23.1) 92 (10.1)
Brazilian macro-region < 0.001
Southeast 201,303 (69.8) 41,828 (14.5) 45,137 (15.7)
South 88,457 (73.6) 17,653 (14.7) 14,154 (11.8)
Midwest 45,674 (74.2) 9,376 (15.2) 6,466 (10.5)
North 21,578 (83.2) 3,131 (12.1) 1,211 (4.7)
Northeast 44,996 (70.4) 11,355 (17.8) 7,547 (11.8)
Risk factor < 0.001
None 221,523 (77.9) 34,871 (12.3) 28,115 (9.9)
One or more 180,485 (65.5) 48,472 (17.6) 46,400 (16.9)
Hospitalized in ICU b < 0.001
Yes 149,618 (72.5) 32,037 (15.5) 24,787 (12.0)
No 252,390 (71.4) 51,306 (14.5) 49,728 (14.1)
Respiratory support < 0.001
Not performed 62,568 (59.4) 20,436 (19.4) 22,307 (21.2)
Non-invasive 247,270 (73.2) 47,831 (14.2) 42,631 (12.6)
Invasive 92,170 (78.9) 15,076 (12.9) 9,577 (8.2)
Length of time hospitalized < 0.001
Mean (standard deviation) 11.7 (12.3) 12.1 (13.7) 11.3 (13.2)
Median (Q1;Q3) 8.0 (4.0;14.0) 8.0 (4.0;15.0) 7.0 (4.0;13.0)
Death < 0.001
No 267,308 (69.5) 58,878 (15.3) 58,305 (15.2)
Yes 134,700 (76.8) 24,465 (14.0) 16,210 (9.2)

a) Pearson’s chi-square test, for the qualitative variables; and Mann-Whitney test, for the quantitative variables; b) ICU = Intensive Care Unit.