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2004 National Healthcare Quality Report

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Table 1.61: Percent of adolescents age 13-15 who received 3 or more doses of hepatitis B vaccine, United States, 2000 and 2001

  2001 2000
Population group Percenta Standard error Percenta Standard error
Total 74.4 1.4 67.2 1.3
Race        
    American Indian or Alaska Native only DSU DSU DSU DSU
    Asian or Pacific Islander only DSU DSU 70.9 5.7
      Asian only DSU DSU 70.4 5.8
      Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander only DSU DSU DSU DSU
    Black or African American only 71.6 3.5 70.3 3.2
    White only 74.4 1.6 65.7 1.6
    More than one race 64.5 8.6 DSU DSU
Ethnicity        
    Hispanic 78.4 2.4 75.3 2.4
    Total, non-Hispanic 73.7 1.5 65.9 1.4
      Black or African American 71.0 3.6 69.2 3.3
      White 74.2 1.7 64.6 1.7
Gender        
    Male 74.5 1.7 65.2 1.8
    Female 74.2 1.9 69.4 1.9
Health insurance        
    Persons under 65 years 74.0 1.5    
      Private 73.9 1.7 67.8 1.5
      Public 74.4 2.9 70.6 3.1
      Uninsured 77.2 3.1 59.5 3.5
Family income        
    < 100% of poverty level 78.6 3.2 68.8 4.1
    100-199% of poverty level 70.8 3.3 64.6 3.2
    200-399% of poverty level 70.2 2.6 65.9 2.6
    ≥ 400% of poverty level 74.8 2.4 70.4 2.4
    Unknown 79.3 2.5 66.6 3.0
Residence location        
    MSA 75.0 1.5 68.4 1.5
    Non-MSA 73.1 2.5 64.5 2.6

a Percents are not age adjusted.

DSU - Data do not meet the criteria for statistical reliability, data quality, or confidentiality.

Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Health Statistics, National Health Interview Survey.

 

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