TABLE 2. Association of SARS-CoV-2 reinfection* with COVID-19 vaccination status — Kentucky, May–June 2021.
Vaccination status | No. (%) |
OR (95% CI)† | |
---|---|---|---|
Case-patients | Control participants | ||
Not vaccinated |
179 (72.8) |
284 (57.7) |
2.34 (1.58–3.47) |
Partially vaccinated¶ |
17 (6.9) |
39 (7.9) |
1.56 (0.81–3.01) |
Fully vaccinated§ |
50 (20.3) |
169 (34.3) |
Ref |
Total | 246 (100) | 492 (100) | — |
Abbreviations: CI = confidence interval; NAAT = nucleic acid amplification test; OR = odds ratio; Ref = referent group.
*All case-patients (reinfected) and control participants (not reinfected) had previous SARS-CoV-2 infection documented by positive NAAT or antigen test results during March–December 2020. Reinfection was defined as receipt of positive NAAT or antigen test results during May 1–June 30, 2021.
† Estimated based on conditional logistic regression.
§ Case-patients were considered partially vaccinated if ≥1 dose of vaccine was received, but the vaccination series was either not completed or the final dose was received <14 days before their reinfection date. For control participants, the same criteria were applied, using the matched case-patient’s reinfection date.
¶ Case-patients and control participants were considered fully vaccinated if a complete COVID-19 vaccine series was received ≥14 days before the case-patient’s reinfection date.