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2011 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports

The National Healthcare Quality Report (NHQR) is a comprehensive national overview of quality of health care in the United States. It is organized around four dimensions of quality of care: effectiveness, patient safety, timeliness, and patient centeredness.

Table 8_2_6.2
Hospital patients age 65 and over with pneumonia who received a pneumococcal screening or vaccination, by State, 2005-2009
	2009			2008		2007		2006		2005
State	Number	Percent	SE	Percent	SE	Percent	SE	Percent	SE	Percent	SE
Total^a	497,975	92.0	0.04	87.7	0.04	82.5	0.05	74.3	0.06	61.2	0.07
Alabama	9,296	91.0	0.30	87.1	0.33	80.2	0.39	71.3	0.47	63.2	0.49
Alaska	643	91.3	1.11	82.6	1.49	76.7	1.79	72.7	1.99	51.4	2.26
Arizona	6,465	88.8	0.39	84.6	0.42	79.1	0.47	70.2	0.54	58.8	0.57
Arkansas	7,306	91.8	0.32	89.3	0.35	84.5	0.41	75.5	0.53	59.7	0.59
California	43,383	91.4	0.13	85.7	0.16	78.3	0.19	64.9	0.23	44.9	0.23
Colorado	4,956	88.3	0.46	84.9	0.49	80.2	0.55	76.4	0.62	65.6	0.66
Connecticut	5,769	91.7	0.36	88.4	0.40	85.7	0.43	79.0	0.51	66.5	0.58
Delaware	1,329	88.8	0.87	86.1	0.95	83.7	1.01	75.8	1.24	60.2	1.37
District of Columbia	544	64.5	2.05	63.6	1.96	48.1	1.93	34.0	1.86	26.8	1.66
Florida	27,944	95.1	0.13	91.4	0.16	84.9	0.20	73.2	0.26	56.8	0.28
Georgia	12,908	92.3	0.23	86.5	0.30	77.0	0.36	68.3	0.41	53.5	0.43
Hawaii	2,102	85.6	0.77	74.9	0.97	69.0	1.02	59.4	1.13	50.6	1.10
Idaho	1,984	90.8	0.65	87.9	0.73	81.9	0.89	76.2	0.97	68.1	1.09
Illinois	22,090	90.1	0.20	85.7	0.22	79.3	0.25	67.0	0.31	54.1	0.31
Indiana	12,951	92.6	0.23	89.0	0.26	85.8	0.30	78.6	0.37	70.7	0.40
Iowa	6,837	92.9	0.31	91.8	0.31	89.8	0.36	87.3	0.40	79.4	0.48
Kansas	5,628	85.9	0.46	79.2	0.51	73.7	0.57	69.1	0.65	62.9	0.65
Kentucky	12,370	92.6	0.24	89.2	0.27	84.4	0.32	79.2	0.37	67.1	0.42
Louisiana	8,272	88.7	0.35	84.9	0.38	78.8	0.42	71.7	0.50	61.3	0.52
Maine	3,072	96.5	0.33	93.4	0.43	88.5	0.56	81.5	0.69	66.5	0.85
Maryland	8,616	90.4	0.32	84.9	0.37	78.2	0.45	71.2	0.51	59.9	0.53
Massachusetts	12,554	91.9	0.24	87.8	0.28	83.7	0.32	76.9	0.37	58.7	0.43
Michigan	17,734	92.1	0.20	87.7	0.24	83.3	0.26	75.7	0.32	62.7	0.36
Minnesota	8,008	91.3	0.31	88.5	0.34	84.1	0.39	76.2	0.47	67.5	0.50
Mississippi	6,061	88.6	0.41	82.3	0.48	76.6	0.54	69.9	0.62	56.8	0.66
Missouri	12,841	92.3	0.24	89.6	0.25	85.8	0.29	78.8	0.36	65.1	0.41
Montana	2,070	89.8	0.67	89.6	0.66	87.0	0.71	83.4	0.87	72.6	1.01
Nebraska	3,790	91.9	0.44	89.5	0.47	86.4	0.52	80.7	0.64	75.0	0.68
Nevada	2,166	92.9	0.55	83.3	0.77	73.2	0.94	60.3	1.05	52.4	1.01
New Hampshire	2,296	95.8	0.42	94.2	0.47	92.0	0.55	88.0	0.67	69.0	0.95
New Jersey	13,022	94.6	0.20	92.6	0.22	90.6	0.24	87.2	0.28	80.3	0.34
New Mexico	2,460	87.4	0.67	82.3	0.71	70.9	0.82	59.7	0.87	45.8	0.86
New York	27,164	90.9	0.17	87.3	0.20	81.5	0.23	72.3	0.27	59.6	0.28
North Carolina	16,274	93.8	0.19	90.2	0.23	85.3	0.28	78.9	0.33	68.2	0.37
North Dakota	1,966	89.3	0.70	86.5	0.75	84.7	0.81	79.7	0.94	75.2	1.07
Ohio	20,424	93.7	0.17	89.7	0.20	84.7	0.23	77.8	0.26	63.5	0.30
Oklahoma	8,937	90.3	0.31	86.3	0.34	85.9	0.35	81.8	0.42	72.7	0.48
Oregon	5,513	90.0	0.40	86.5	0.44	80.7	0.51	70.1	0.65	56.3	0.70
Pennsylvania	28,973	93.4	0.15	89.2	0.18	84.7	0.21	76.9	0.25	65.2	0.27
Puerto Rico	2,919	37.0	0.89	33.6	0.85	30.5	0.86	29.0	0.81	24.2	0.72
Rhode Island	1,608	83.1	0.93	83.2	0.90	80.6	0.85	72.4	0.98	58.9	1.08
South Carolina	7,899	94.9	0.25	92.1	0.30	88.2	0.35	81.5	0.44	68.5	0.54
South Dakota	2,157	91.7	0.59	88.9	0.67	87.0	0.70	83.5	0.81	77.3	0.90
Tennessee	15,472	93.5	0.20	88.8	0.24	84.0	0.29	76.6	0.35	66.9	0.38
Texas	34,318	92.3	0.14	88.0	0.17	82.9	0.19	75.8	0.24	58.6	0.27
Utah	2,220	95.0	0.46	91.2	0.56	81.7	0.72	76.6	0.77	64.1	0.85
Vermont	1,435	94.8	0.58	89.9	0.82	90.6	0.79	83.8	1.05	70.9	1.26
Virginia	10,870	93.7	0.23	89.4	0.29	85.2	0.33	74.4	0.41	60.9	0.44
Washington	8,111	92.5	0.29	86.7	0.36	78.7	0.43	71.5	0.51	57.9	0.54
West Virginia	6,196	91.5	0.35	89.6	0.38	83.6	0.47	79.1	0.52	68.3	0.58
Wisconsin	10,027	92.4	0.26	89.4	0.30	86.0	0.33	81.1	0.39	73.1	0.43
Wyoming	944	87.6	1.07	88.6	0.99	84.9	1.10	80.3	1.23	71.5	1.35

^a. 2009 data do not include data from the U.S. territories (Guam, Puerto Rico, and Virgin Islands); other years do not include Guam and U.S. Virgin Islands.

Key: SE: standard error.

Source: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Medicare Quality Improvement Organization Program.

Page last reviewed October 2014

Internet Citation: T8_2_6_2: 2011 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports. October 2014. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://archive.ahrq.gov/research/findings/nhqrdr/nhqrdr11/8_respiratorydiseases/T8_2_6_2.html