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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Jul 26.
Published in final edited form as: Acad Pediatr. 2016 Jan-Feb;16(1):57–63. doi: 10.1016/j.acap.2015.03.010

Table 2.

Influenza Vaccination Rates During Baseline (July 2010–February 2011), Active Intervention (July 2011–February 2012), and Maintenance (July 2012–February 2013) Years

Site Baseline Overall (n = 35,534)
Active Intervention Overall (n =42,168)
Maintenance Overall (n = 44,923)
Immediate Intervention Effect
Overall (2 Year) Intervention Effect
Sustained Intervention Effect
No. of Patients Percentage Vaccinated (Column a) No. of Patients Percentage Vaccinated (Column b) No. of Patients Percentage Vaccinated (Column c) Difference, % (b – a) Difference, % (c – a) Difference, % (c – b)
1 537 14.0 603 26.0 478 24.7 12.1* 10.7* −1.4
2 1357 24.2 1370 43.0 1305 39.9 18.8* 15.8* −3.0
3 523 28.5 1735 48.2 1885 45.5 19.8* 17.0* −2.8
4 2009 36.8 6787 65.2 7037 62.1 28.4* 25.4* −3.0
5 5913 42.3 5815 52.9 6013 55.1 10.7* 12.9* 2.2**
6 3886 42.1 4174 54.9 4658 56.9 12.8* 14.8* 2.0
7 3959 49.9 4138 60.9 4637 62.8 11.0* 12.9* 1.9
8 7189 54.0 7346 61.1 7745 65.4 7.0* 11.3* 4.3
9 6047 63.2 5866 64.4 6214 67.0 1.2 3.8* 2.6*
10 4114 67.4 4334 69.3 4951 70.3 1.9 2.9* 1.0
Site average 42.2 54.6 54.9 12.4* 12.7 0.3
All children combined 50.3 59.7 61.1 9.4* 10.8 1.4
*

P < .01 for difference in vaccination rates between seasons by paired t tests for within-site comparisons and by t tests for overall comparison.

**

P < .05 for difference in vaccination rates between seasons by paired t tests for within-site comparisons.

P < .001 for difference in vaccination rates between seasons by paired t tests for within-site comparisons and by t tests for overall comparison.