Table 1.
Characteristics of Vaccine Administration Record Data and the Administration Records were 2D Barcode Scanned or Entered Using Traditional Methods for Lot Number and Expiration Date
| Characteristics | Facilities (N = 32) |
Lot number (N = 128,573) |
Expiration date (N = 117,428) |
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Records scanned | Records entered using traditional method | Records scanned | Records entered using traditional method | ||
| (n = 15,496) | (n = 113,077) | (n = 12,423) | (n = 105,005) | ||
| Scan Log Typea | |||||
| Installed | 11 (34) | 2,076 (13.4) | 6,782 (6.0) | 1,882 (15.1) | 4,331 (3.7) |
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| Native | 21 (66) | 13,420 (86.6) | 106,295 (94.0) | 10,541 (74.9) | 100,674 (85.7) |
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| Facility Type | |||||
| Privately Funded | 19 (59) | 12,043 (77.7) | 109,617 (96.9) | 11,532 (92.8) | 103,753 (98.8) |
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| Publicly Funded | 8 (25) | 1,082 (7.0) | 3,460 (3.1) | 891 (7.2) | 1,252 (1.2) |
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| Mass Vaccinator | 5 (16) | 2,371 (15.3) | – | – | – |
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| Facility Focus | |||||
| Private Practice Pediatrics | 13 (41) | 9,106 (58.8) | 83,564 (73.9) | 8,773 (70.6) | 79,145 (75.3) |
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| Remaining Specialtiesb | 19 (59) | 6,390 (41.2) | 29,513 (26.1) | 3,650 (29.4) | 25,860 (24.6) |
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| Manufacturer | |||||
| Manufacturer A | 1,961 (12.6) | 34,202 (30.2) | 1,958 (15.8) | 33,066 (31.5) | |
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| Manufacturer B | 2,040 (13.2) | 8, 690 (7.7) | 2,014 (16.2) | 7,951 (7.6) | |
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| Manufacturer C | 9,108 (58.8) | 55,947 (49.5) | 8,451 (68.0) | 50,407 (48.0) | |
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| Other Manufacturers | 2,387 (15.4) | 14,238 (12.6) | – | 13,581 (12.9) | |
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| Month Administered | |||||
| July 2014 | 888 (5.7) | 8,650 (7.6) | 807 (6.5) | 8,089 (7.7) | |
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| August 2014 | 1,435 (9.3) | 11,412 (10.1) | 1,329 (10.7) | 10,645 (10.1) | |
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| September 2014 | 3,367 (21.7) | 17,992 (15.9) | 2,047 (16.5) | 17,258 (16.4) | |
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| October 2014 | 3,942 (25.4) | 23,326 (20.6) | 2,649 (21.3) | 21,385 (20.4) | |
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| November 2014 | 2,332 (15.0) | 17,738 (15.7) | 2,241 (18.0) | 16,070 (15.3) | |
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| December 2014 | 1,864 (12.2) | 17,495 (15.5) | 1,798 (14.5) | 16,274 (15.5) | |
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| January 2015 | 1,668 (10.8) | 16,464 (14.6) | 1,552 (12.5) | 15,284 (14.6) | |
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| Facility Vaccine Volumec | |||||
| High Volume | 16 (50) | 7,003 (45.2) | 71,021 (62.8) | 4,846 (39.0) | 66,771 (63.6) |
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| Low Volume | 16 (50) | 8,493 (54.8) | 42,056 (37.2) | 7,577 (61.0) | 38,234 (34.4) |
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| Vaccine Type | |||||
| Flu Vaccine | 5,497 (35.5) | 36,106 (31.9) | 5,333 (42.9) | 33,210 (31.6) | |
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| Other Vaccine Typesd | 9,999 (64.5) | 76,971 (68.1) | 7,090 (57.1) | 71,795 (68.4) | |
Data presented as N (%).
a
Native scan logs came from systems that previously existed at the facility versus installed.
b
Health department (n=1), Federally Qualified Health Centers (n=3), family medicine (n=5), clinics (n=10)
c
High volume facilities administered > 400 vaccines/week; low volume facilities administered ≤ 400 vaccines/week.
d
17 other vaccine types