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Published in final edited form as: Vaccine. 2020 Aug 18;38(42):6545–6552. doi: 10.1016/j.vaccine.2020.08.008

Table 2.

Influenza vaccination coverage* by demographic and access-to-care characteristics among adults with and without diabetes — National Health Interview Survey, United States, 2017–18 season

With diabetes Without diabetes
Weighted % vaccinated Weighted % vaccinated
Characteristic (95% CI) (95% CI)
Total 64.8 (61.7–67.9) 43.9 (42.7–45.1)
Age (in years)
 18–49 45.9 (38.6–53.9)§ 34.5 (33.0–36.1),§
 50–64 63.0 (58.0–68.0)§ 45.7 (43.6–47.8),§
 ≥65|| 75.3 (71.4–79.0) 71.3 (69.1–73.5)
Sex
 Male 64.1 (59.9–68.3) 39.6 (38.0–41.3),§
 Female|| 65.6 (61.1–70.0) 47.9 (46.3–49.5)
Race/ethnicity
 Non-Hispanic white|| 67.6 (64.1–71.1) 47.2 (46.0–48.5)
 Non-Hispanic black 54.4 (46.4–62.9)§ 36.9 (33.3–40.8),§
 Hispanic 58.6 (48.5–68.9) 35.6 (32.5–38.9),§
 Non-Hispanic Asian 71.5 (59.3–82.7) 48.4 (43.7–53.3)
 Non-Hispanic other or multiple races 74.7 (58.4–88.3) 34.8 (28.9–41.4),§
Marital Status
 Married 67.5 (63.6–71.4)§ 49.2 (47.6–50.9),§
 Widowed/divorced/separated 66.9 (61.9–71.7)§ 50.7 (48.4–52.9),§
 Never married|| 52.5 (45.0–60.4) 32.0 (30.1–33.9)
Education
 High school or less|| 64.4 (59.8–68.9) 36.5 (34.6–38.5)
 Some college or college graduate 64.1 (59.3–68.8) 44.6 (43.0–46.2),§
 Above college graduate 74.8 (65.9–83.0)§ 60.7 (58.0–63.4),§
Employment status
 Employed|| 55.8 (50.9–61.0) 39.5 (38.1–41.0)
 Not employed 70.6 (66.9–74.2)§ 52.5 (50.6–54.5),§
Poverty level
 At or above poverty 66.3 (62.9–69.6)§ 44.8 (43.6–46.1),§
 Below poverty|| 51.9 (43.2–61.1) 34.9 (31.9–38.2)
Region
 Northeast|| 68.4 (60.2–76.4) 48.4 (45.5–51.4)
 Midwest 63.6 (57.8–69.4) 45.5 (43.6–47.5)
 South 61.7 (57.2–66.3) 42.1 (40.0–44.2),§
 West 69.2 (61.4–76.7) 42.1 (39.6–44.6),§
US born status
 Yes|| 65.4 (62.2–68.6) 44.8 (43.6–46.1)
 No 61.3 (52.8–69.9) 40.2 (37.3–43.3),§
Physician contacts within past year
 None|| 39.6 (28.5–53.1) 17.7 (16.0–19.6)
 1 52.7 (41.5–64.8) 38.0 (35.7–40.5),§
 2–3 57.6 (51.1–64.2)§ 50.0 (47.7–52.3)`,§
 4–9 69.4 (64.2–74.5)§ 55.8 (53.4–58.4),§
 ≥10 72.0 (66.9–76.8)§ 56.7 (53.8–59.7),§
Hospitalization within past year
 Yes 71.5 (65.3–77.5)§ 57.5 (53.6–61.5),§
 No|| 63.3 (59.8–66.7) 42.7 (41.5–44.0)
Usual place for health care
 Yes 66.1 (63.0–69.2)§ 48.5 (47.2–49.8),§
 No|| 39.2 (27.8–53.3) 17.7 (15.7–19.9)
Health insurance
 Yes 66.1 (63.0–69.2)§ 47.3 (46.1–48.6),§
 No|| 39.2 (27.8–53.3) 14.6 (12.3–17.2)
Persons with high-risk conditions other than diabetes
 Yes 66.6 (62.3–70.9) 58.4 (56.2–60.7),§
 No|| 63.2 (59.0–67.4) 40.8 (39.5–42.1)
Physical activity
 Yes 62.6 (57.0–68.3) 43.9 (42.2–45.6)
 No|| 65.4 (61.8–68.9) 44.0 (42.5–45.5)
*

Respondents were asked if they had received an influenza shot or nasal spray in the past 12 months, and if so, in which month and year. Interviews conducted during August 2017 through June 2018 were used to estimate vaccination coverage during July 2017 through May 2018 using Kaplan–Meier survival analysis.

Persons with high-risk conditions other than diabetes included persons who have heart disease, lung diseases, end-stage renal failure, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or cancer (excluding non-melanoma skin cancer).

p<0.05 by t-test for comparison between adults with and without diabetes within each level of each characteristic.

§

p<0.05 by t-test for comparison within each variable with the indicated reference level.

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Reference level.