NIS Table Data for 2006

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March 30, 2009: Content on this page kept for historical reasons.

Note: 2006 National Immunization Survey (NIS) data was resubmitted on February 25, 2008. The revised estimated vaccination coverage tables were reposted on April 7, 2008. More…

Coverage with Individual Vaccines and Vaccination Series
Overall Coverage with Individual Vaccines and Vaccination Series
Not Available by State and Local area
Not Available by State
Coverage with Individual Vaccines and Vaccination Series by difference between 2006 and 2005
Difference Difference Between (Q1/2006-Q4/2006) – (Q1/2005-Q4/2005) Year’s Estimates
Not Available Difference in estimated coverage levels over one year period

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Coverage with Individual Vaccines and Vaccination Series for flu
Influenza Coverage among age-eligible children for Influenza vaccine
Not Available Description of Immunization Action Plan (IAP) area

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Coverage with Individual Vaccines and Vaccination Series by age
Age Coverage Levels By Milestone Ages
Not Available birth dose of HepB only, by State and IAP
Not Available 3 months by State and Local Area
Not Available 5 months by State and Local Area
Not Available 7 months by State and Local Area
Not Available 13 months by State and Local Area
Not Available 19 months by State and Local Area
Not Available 24 months by State and Local Area

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Coverage with Individual Vaccines and Vaccination Series by poverty level
WIC and Poverty Status Coverage Levels with Individual Vaccines and Selected Vaccination Series by Participation in WIC and Poverty Status
Not Available Participating in WIC by State and Local Area
Not Available Not Participating in WIC by State and Local Area
Not Available Living at or Above Poverty by State and Local Area
Not Available Living Below Poverty by State and Local Area

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Coverage with Individual Vaccines and Vaccination Series by urbanicity
Urbanicity Vaccination Coverage Levels by Urbanicity
Not Available Living in a MSA Central City by State and Local Area
Not Available Living in a MSA Non Central City by State and Local Area
Not Available Living in a Non MSA Central City by State and Local Area

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Coverage with Individual Vaccines and Vaccination Series by race
Race/ethnicity Vaccine – Specific Coverage Levels By Race/Ethnicity and Poverty Level
Not Available 3+DTaP by State and Local Area
Not Available 4+DTaP by State and Local Area
Not Available 3+Polio by State and Local Area
Not Available 1+MMR by State and Local Area
Not Available 3+Hib by State and Local Area
Not Available 3+Hep by State and Local Area
Not Available 1+Varicella by State and Local Area
Not Available 3+PCV by State and Local Area
Not Available 4+PCV by State and Local Area
Not Available 4:3:1 by State and Local Area
Not Available 4:3:1:3 by State and Local Area
Not Available 4:3:1:3:3 by State and Local Area
Not Available 4:3:1:3:3:1 by State and Local Area
Not Available National Coverage by Race/Ethnicity
Not Available National Coverage by Poverty Level and Race/Ethnicity

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Coverage with Individual Vaccines and Vaccination Series by facility
Facility and VFC Coverage by Provider Characteristics (Facility Type and VFC participation)
Not Available 4:3:1:3 by Provider Facility Type
Not Available 4:3:1:3:3 by Provider Facility Type
Not Available 4:3:1:3:3:1 by Provider Facility Type
Not Available Participating in Vaccine for Children (VFC) Programs by State and Local area
Not Available Not Participating in VFC by State and Local Area

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Coverage with Individual Vaccines and Vaccination Series by demographics
Demographics Selected Socio-Demographics
Not Available Socio-Demographics: Poverty, Provider Type, Race, MSA

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Special Note for the April 2008 Revision

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases is issuing revised estimates from the National Immunization Survey (NIS) of childhood immunization coverage for the year 2006. These revisions result in a minor change in the estimated percentage of children who are up-to-date with respect to the 4:3:1:3:3:1 series. The original estimate of 77.0 percent has been revised to 76.9 percent, a difference of one-tenth of one percent. For the majority of states and areas, revisions are similarly small; there are nine states that will experience larger differences, with the largest differences being in the range of 2 percentage points. Revisions for other vaccines and vaccine series at national, state, and area levels are of similar orders of magnitude. All revisions are within the margin of error of the survey. Users of the NIS data should be aware that the revision only affects the survey’s estimation procedure – none of the items of data actually collected in the survey are revised.

The 2006 NIS includes children born within a reference period of January 6, 2003 to January 6, 2005. In order to design sampling weights, the NIS depends in part on counts of live births by area and state obtained from the National Vital Statistics System. This revision of the 2006 NIS estimates is being made to address 690,965 births (out of a total of 5,867,674 births during the reference period) for which race/ethnicity information appeared to be missing from the vital statistics. The births with missing information were confined to nine states: Florida, Idaho, Kentucky, New Hampshire, New York, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Washington. In cases where birth records were missing race/ethnicity information, statistical assumptions were made to enable NIS estimation to proceed. Such assumptions, made using a scientific methodology called imputation, are employed when actual data are unavailable.

Subsequent documentation from the National Vital Statistics System revealed the existence of actual race/ethnicity data for a portion of the births for which such statistical assumptions had been made. As actual data are preferred, we have re-calculated the weights and have adjusted the estimates to account for this information. While adjustments are small, the National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases is issuing these revised estimates to ensure that it continues to provide the highest quality information available to support programs that use NIS data.

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