Table 2.
Coveragea at 24 months in grantees categorized as A&R Onlyb | Coveragea at 24 months in grantees categorized as A&R Plusb | ||||
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Awardee (n) | WIC ineligiblec |
WIC eligible, current participantc |
Awardee (n) | WIC ineligiblec |
WIC eligible, current participantc |
Arizona (141) | 64 (7.5) | 63 (10.0) | Alabama (214) | 69 (6.2) | 66 (5.7) |
Arkansas (158) | 83 (4.4) | 73 (6.5) | Alaska (137) | 74 (6.2) | 65 (7.5) |
California (235) | 77 (5.0) | 72 (5.0) | Chicago (231) | 76 (4.2) | 76 (7.2) |
Colorado (216) | 72 (7.1) | 87 (5.9) | Connecticut (232) | 75 (3.6) | 64 (8.6) |
Delaware (174) | 73 (5.7) | 66 (7.5) | Dist of Columbia (213) | 77 (3.9) | 72 (7.5) |
Georgia (186) | 88 (3.2) | 64 (7.1) | Florida (182) | 79 (4.5) | 67 (7.4) |
Houston (173) | 60 (6.2) | 73 (5.8) | Hawaii (157) | 65 (8.3) | 86 (4.6) |
Indiana (210) | 79 (4.6) | 67 (6.7) | Idaho (144) | 61 (7.0) | 73 (8.8) |
Iowa (181) | 80 (4.1) | 59 (11.7) | Illinois (189) | 70 (5.4) | 58 (9.1) |
Maine (155) | 72 (5.0) | 79 (5.7) | Kentucky (144) | 89 (3.2) | 85 (6.3) |
Michigan (210) | 75 (5.0) | 73 (7.2) | Louisiana (138) | 70 (6.5) | 83 (5.6) |
Minnesota (148) | 82 (3.9) | 59 (10.3) | Maryland (356) | 77 (3.8) | 68 (7.8) |
Missouri (207) | 68 (5.1) | 54 (7.3) | Massachusetts (182) | 83 (3.3) | 88 (9.8) |
Nebraska (166) | 85 (3.5) | 66 (9.3) | Mississippi (155) | 77 (6.4) | 81 (5.2) |
Nevada (157) | 68 (6.4) | 64 (9.4) | New Hampshire (135) | 72 (5.4) | 65 (11.0) |
New Jersey (178) | 67 (4.5) | 70 (8.2) | New York (145) | 68 (4.8) | 74 (9.9) |
New Mexico (148) | 79 (4.7) | 76 (6.2) | North Carolina (138) | 72 (6.2) | 72 (8.4) |
New York City (160) | 61 (5.8) | 67 (6.4) | North Dakota (139) | 78 (6.3) | 64 (11.3) |
Ohio (164) | 85 (4.4) | 81 (5.9) | Pennsylvania (372) | 73 (4.0) | 73 (5.9) |
Oklahoma (138) | 57 (9.6) | 63 (7.3) | South Dakota (141) | 83 (4.9) | 66 (10.9) |
Oregon (155) | 71 (5.8) | 71 (10.6) | Tennessee (134) | 76 (6.3) | 64 (8.2) |
Rhode Island (222) | 71 (4.1) | 76 (6.8) | Texas (716) | 71 (5.1) | 71 (4.3) |
South Carolina (116) | 71 (7.3) | 74 (7.3) | Utah (188) | 73 (5.1) | 56 (10.8) |
Vermont (148) | 75 (5.9) | 73 (6.7) | Wyoming (147) | 66 (6.7) | 58 (11.2) |
West Virginia (186) | 74 (5.0) | 65 (5.6) | |||
Wisconsin (187) | 77 (4.4) | 79 (6.9) |
Note: Boldface indicates significant difference in coverage compared to WIC-ineligible children (p<0.05). Logistic regression estimates weighted to account for sampling.
Coverage defined as up to date on 4:3:1:*:3:1:4 series= ≥4 doses of DTaP, ≥3 doses of poliovirus, ≥1 dose of measles, ≥3 doses of Hib, ≥3 doses of HepB, ≥1 dose of varicella, and ≥4 doses of PCV, excluding Hib.
Based on intervention primarily implemented among majority of grantee WIC sites.
WIC income eligibility and participation status determined at time of interview; income eligibility based on family income ≤185% of federal poverty level.
A&R, assessment and referral; DTaP, diphtheria, tetanus toxoids, and acelluar pertussis–containing vaccine; HepB, hepatitis B; Hib, Haemophilus influenza type b; NIS, National Immunization Surveys; PCV, pneumococcal conjugate vaccine; WIC, Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children; WIC-LARS, WIC Linkage Annual Report Survey.