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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Prev Med. 2014 Aug 8;47(4):435–443. doi: 10.1016/j.amepre.2014.07.003

Table 2.

Influenza vaccination during pre-intervention (2010–2011) and intervention (2011–2012), overall and by age and race for each arm

Group Intervention arm Control arm

Pre-intervention year n=43,292 Intervention year n=49,037 p-value for difference between years Pre-intervention year n=38,306 Intervention year n=38,626 p-value for difference between years
Vaccinated n (%) Vaccinated n (%) Vaccinated n (%) Vaccinated n (%)
Overall 19,903 (46.0) 26,447 (53.9) <0.001 17,492 (45.7) 19,335 (50.1) <0.001
Age group
 6–23 months 3,890 (70.2) 4,680 (75.0) <0.001 2,914 (66.3) 3,088 (72.7) <0.001
 2–8 years 9,945 (49.8) 12,938 (57.9) <0.001 9,450 (52.8) 9,138 (56.6) <0.001
 9–18 years 6,068 (34.1) 8,829 (43.2) <0.001 6,128 (34.2) 7,109 (39.0) <0.001
Race
 Non-white 3,334 (33.7) 6,660 (50.9) <0.001 3,046 (36.4) 3,440 (43.1) <0.001
 White 16,569 (49.6) 19,787 (55.0) <0.001 14,446 (48.3) 15,895 (51.9) <0.001

Note: Boldface indicates statistical significance.

Differences across age groups and racial groups are significant (p<0.001) in both pre-intervention and intervention years.

Numbers represent number of children, not number of doses; vaccination rates were calculated for all sites combined for each intervention arm (Intervention and Control).