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. 2022 Mar 22;17(3):e0265433. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0265433

Table 5. Vaccination rates (with 95% CI) by physician specialty first diagnosing the incident immunocompromised condition putting patient at high-risk for pneumococcal disease.

Overall
First diagnosis of condition resulting in immunocompromised status made by: Cohort N cohort (%) N vaccinated Vaccination rates (95% CI)
GP A 82,840 (42.8%) 3,727 4.5% (4.4%-4.6%)
B 124,277 (43.0%) 7,892 6.4% (6.2%-6.5%)
Rheumatologist A 2,358 (1.2%) 257 10.9% (9.7%-12.2%)
B 3,669 (1.3%) 461 12.6% (11.5%-13.7%)
Oncologist A 1,910 (1.0%) 86 4.5% (3.6%-5.5%)
B 2,981 (1.0%) 192 6.4% (5.6%-7.3%)
Pneumologist A 929 (0.5%) 93 10.0% (8.2%-12.0%)
B 1,326 (0.5%) 166 12.5% (10.8%-14.3%)
Pediatrician A 6,437 (3.3%) 61 0.9% (0.7%-1.2%)
B 7,737 (2.7%) 71 0.9% (0.7%-1.1%)
Internist A 3,475 (1.8%) 216 6.2% (5.4%-7.0%)
B 4,833 (1.7%) 381 7.9% (7.1%-8.7%)
Other A 48,403 (25.0%) 1,824 3.8% (3.6%-3.9%)
B 68,122 (23.5%) 3,573 5.2% (5.1%-5.4%)
In hospital A 44,086 (22.8%) 2,219 5.0% (4.8%-5.2%)
B 72,327 (25.0%) 4,722 6.5% (6.3%-6.7%)
Unknown A 14,616 (7.6%) 775 5.3% (4.9%-5.7%)
B 21,688 (7.5%) 1,449 6.7% (6.4%-7.0%)