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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 3.

Influenza Vaccination by Age, Sex, Race, and Health Insurance During Baseline, Active Intervention, and Maintenance Years*

Vaccinated, n (%)
Characteristic Baseline (n = 35,534) Active Intervention (n = 42,168) Maintenance (n = 44,923) P**
Age group
 <2 y 3,124 (73.7) 3,882 (77.4) 4,758 (72.9) .110
 2–8 y 9,094 (54.7) 12,670 (64.3) 13,107 (65.6) <.001
 9–18 y 5,663 (38.6) 8,614 (49.4) 9,586 (52.0) <.001
Sex
 Female 8,759 (49.8) 12,263 (59.1) 13,474 (61.0) <.001
 Male 9,122 (50.8) 12,903 (60.2) 13,977 (61.2) <.001
Race
 Nonwhite 2,497 (38.4) 6,435 (58.4) 6,518 (56.4) <.001
 White 15,384 (53.0) 18,731 (60.1)§ 20,933 (62.7) <.001
Health insurance
 Self- or publicly insured 4,439 (40.3) 9,417 (58.2) 9,903 (56.5) <.001
 Commercially insured 13,442 (54.8) 15,749 (60.6) 17,548 (64.1) <.001
 Overall 17,881 (50.3) 25,166 (59.7) 27,451 (61.1) <.001
*

Baseline indicates July 2010 to February 2011; active intervention, July 2011 to February 2012; and maintenance, July 2012 to February 2013.

**

P value for difference across the 3 time periods by Cochran-Armitage trend test.

P < .001 within intervention year across demographic groups, by chi-square test.

P < .05 within intervention year across demographic groups, by chi-square test.

§

P < .01 within intervention year across demographic groups, by chi-square test.