Table 2_1_5-3

2009 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 2_1_5.3
Noninstitutionalized high-risk adults ages 18–64 with diabetes who had a flu shot in the last 12 months, by State, 2001 and 2007
	2007		2001
State	Percent^a	SE	Percent^a	SE
Total (all reporting States)	46.8	1.0	37.4	1.2
Alabama	50.7	4.5	36.9	5.4
Alaska	43.6	9.4	50.2	9.1
Arizona	57.1	7.7	16.5	3.3
Arkansas	43.4	5.0	44.9	7.2
California	46.1	5.7	34.9	5.0
Colorado	51.4	4.5	22.4	5.6
Connecticut	62.7	5.9	38.4	4.3
Delaware	45.1	5.7	35.4	6.3
District of Columbia	42.2	6.3	44.9	8.6
Florida	35.4	3.5	32.8	5.3
Georgia	39.6	3.8	30.4	4.5
Hawaii	49.9	6.0	64.4	9.7
Idaho	42.1	4.8	38.5	4.9
Illinois	49.5	5.6	37.3	10.8
Indiana	55.4	6.0	34.0	4.8
Iowa	57.6	6.3	55.1	6.5
Kansas	35.2	4.0	44.0	5.7
Kentucky	43.7	5.5	35.7	4.3
Louisiana	46.6	4.4	25.0	3.9
Maine	72.4	4.5	50.9	7.6
Maryland	47.8	4.5	40.7	6.1
Massachusetts	56.4	3.3	44.8	5.5
Michigan	49.9	4.7	26.6	4.1
Minnesota	55.0	8.4	49.5	8.1
Mississippi	35.0	3.5	27.7	4.2
Missouri	51.3	6.8	35.8	5.3
Montana	44.4	5.4	57.6	7.9
Nebraska	58.4	6.7	56.6	9.7
Nevada	42.4	7.5	23.0	4.7
New Hampshire	51.5	6.7	41.1	5.7
New Jersey	39.7	5.0	34.5	6.2
New Mexico	55.4	5.9	36.1	6.5
New York	48.3	5.6	33.7	5.1
North Carolina	60.8	3.3	47.6	6.0
North Dakota	38.2	5.1	56.1	8.7
Ohio	48.2	3.8	34.7	5.9
Oklahoma	53.6	4.3	49.8	5.4
Oregon	37.6	5.9	41.7	7.7
Pennsylvania	48.5	6.9	43.0	6.6
Rhode Island	52.8	8.0	56.8	6.4
South Carolina	42.5	4.3	47.0	5.9
South Dakota	68.3	5.1	52.8	5.7
Tennessee	64.7	6.1	46.9	6.4
Texas	37.2	2.5	41.9	4.5
Utah	42.0	6.3	40.0	8.0
Vermont	63.2	7.3	50.3	7.8
Virginia	45.9	4.8	38.4	6.3
Washington	46.2	2.9	49.6	6.0
West Virginia	38.3	4.8	29.2	5.7
Wisconsin	60.7	6.2	47.8	7.1
Wyoming	58.6	5.8	40.3	7.2

^a Estimates are age adjusted to the 2000 standard population using two age groups: 18–44 and 45–64.

Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System.

Current as of March 2010

Internet Citation: Table 2_1_5-3: 2009 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports. March 2010. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/research/findings/nhqrdr/nhqrdr09/2_diabetes/T2_1_5-3.html