Table 6_3_1-3

2010 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 6_3_1.3
Children ages 19-35 months who received all recommended vaccines (4:3:1:3:3),^a� by State, 2000-2001, 2003-2008
	2008		2007		2006		2005		2004		2003		2001		2000
State	Percent	SE	Percent	SE	Percent	SE	Percent	SE	Percent	SE	Percent	SE	Percent	SE	Percent	SE
All reporting States	78.2	0.6	80.1	0.5	80.6	0.5	80.8	0.5	80.9	0.5	79.4	0.5	73.7	0.5	72.8	0.5
Alabama	76.3	3.1	81.6	2.9	80.6	3.5	83.3	2.7	82.3	3.2	80.4	2.5	79.1	2.1	76.1	2.4
Alaska	76.2	3.2	78.6	3.0	73.5	3.4	75.4	3.5	75.3	3.4	79.7	2.7	71.2	2.9	70.6	2.9
Arizona	79.2	3.1	80.2	3.1	74.8	2.3	79.2	2.5	78.6	2.1	76.9	2.1	68.1	2.2	67.2	2.3
Arkansas	78.0	3.0	75.0	3.0	75.0	4.5	67.8	4.6	82.4	3.2	76.5	3.3	69.1	2.5	67.1	2.9
California	80.6	2.1	79.4	2.3	80.3	2.1	77.9	2.2	81.3	1.7	77.4	1.9	72.6	1.9	72.3	1.8
Colorado	80.7	3.4	78.6	4.0	80.3	3.7	83.4	2.2	77.1	3.2	67.5	3.3	71.5	2.5	71.6	2.8
Connecticut	72.5	3.6	89.3	2.3	86.3	2.4	86.1	2.8	87.8	3.0	94.0	1.5	78.4	2.8	81.6	2.5
Delaware	73.0	3.5	81.8	2.9	84.3	3.1	84.2	3.4	86.0	2.9	76.3	3.4	74.9	2.8	70.0	2.9
District of Columbia	78.6	3.3	82.8	3.0	82.7	2.7	73.5	3.4	82.5	2.9	76.2	3.3	68.9	3.0	66.2	3.3
Florida	81.8	2.3	82.4	2.8	82.2	2.1	79.3	3.0	88.5	1.5	81.0	2.6	73.0	2.3	71.7	2.4
Georgia	72.7	3.5	80.8	3.0	83.3	2.3	84.7	2.2	84.7	2.7	76.6	3.3	78.5	2.2	77.7	2.3
Hawaii	78.3	3.4	87.8	2.2	80.1	3.1	80.1	3.3	81.2	2.5	82.0	2.5	70.8	3.4	72.8	3.1
Idaho	65.9	3.4	75.8	3.3	77.8	3.6	78.1	3.0	80.6	2.8	78.1	3.0	70.2	2.8	70.7	2.8
Illinois	78.1	2.2	76.9	2.3	79.8	3.0	83.5	2.9	82.7	2.2	82.9	2.1	72.7	2.1	71.2	2.4
Indiana	78.4	3.0	76.8	2.3	79.5	2.8	78.1	4.1	79.0	2.7	79.0	3.0	71.1	2.5	72.0	2.5
Iowa	77.3	3.0	80.0	3.1	85.1	2.7	84.9	2.9	86.1	3.2	81.1	2.8	78.6	2.6	82.5	2.5
Kansas	78.2	3.0	81.7	2.9	79.2	2.6	83.8	2.6	77.5	3.5	75.7	3.1	72.8	3.6	71.3	2.9
Kentucky	76.8	3.1	80.9	3.1	83.8	2.7	79.7	3.6	79.1	3.6	81.0	3.4	75.9	2.6	77.0	2.7
Louisiana	83.0	2.3	77.7	3.1	72.3	3.5	76.0	2.2	74.9	2.9	69.9	2.9	64.1	3.0	71.8	2.6
Maine	76.2	2.8	77.6	3.3	79.8	3.2	83.3	3.1	82.1	2.7	78.6	2.8	75.1	2.6	76.0	2.6
Maryland	82.6	2.4	92.4	1.5	80.1	2.8	82.3	2.9	80.0	2.8	81.3	2.9	73.4	2.2	75.4	2.4
Massachusetts	83.9	2.8	83.9	3.4	86.9	2.3	93.5	1.7	89.1	1.9	90.7	1.7	76.6	2.4	81.4	2.2
Michigan	76.8	3.2	80.6	3.4	80.1	2.5	82.7	2.4	81.2	2.7	81.5	2.5	70.0	2.7	73.7	2.5
Minnesota	77.4	2.6	84.7	2.8	84.7	2.8	85.2	2.9	85.2	3.2	83.9	2.8	76.3	2.7	82.4	2.5
Mississippi	76.5	3.2	78.7	3.6	76.2	3.5	83.6	2.7	84.0	3.1	83.6	3.0	80.2	2.7	75.9	2.8
Missouri	76.0	2.9	77.2	3.5	85.2	2.8	79.3	2.4	81.6	3.1	83.3	2.5	75.5	2.8	76.8	2.8
Montana	65.5	3.4	75.0	3.2	73.6	3.2	79.6	3.1	78.2	3.1	80.0	2.7	77.9	2.6	71.1	2.9
Nebraska	74.8	2.9	85.2	2.9	81.0	3.1	89.1	2.3	82.3	2.8	80.4	2.9	78.9	2.5	75.5	2.8
Nevada	70.1	3.2	66.7	3.8	64.7	3.7	66.7	3.1	68.4	3.2	75.7	2.9	68.1	3.0	69.1	2.8
New Hampshire	85.0	2.4	93.2	1.9	81.8	2.9	82.8	2.9	86.3	2.6	86.5	2.3	77.6	2.5	78.9	2.5
New Jersey	72.8	3.1	82.3	3.2	78.9	3.1	78.2	3.0	82.7	2.8	75.0	3.1	73.1	2.8	71.2	2.7
New Mexico	79.1	3.1	78.9	3.6	76.3	2.7	78.4	3.4	83.5	2.7	75.2	3.5	63.2	2.8	64.5	3.1
New York	76.2	2.0	83.0	1.8	83.5	2.0	81.6	2.2	82.2	2.3	78.6	2.1	77.1	1.9	72.3	2.0
North Carolina	72.4	3.2	80.0	3.1	82.3	3.2	85.2	2.8	81.6	3.1	86.7	2.4	80.4	2.6	82.8	2.2
North Dakota	74.2	3.0	81.7	2.7	84.2	2.5	85.0	2.4	82.0	2.6	80.4	3.0	78.7	2.5	80.3	2.4
Ohio	82.9	3.1	80.4	2.8	81.3	2.6	84.1	2.3	79.5	2.8	82.3	2.2	71.2	2.1	68.9	2.6
Oklahoma	73.6	3.5	80.1	3.2	80.4	2.7	75.7	3.1	72.1	3.4	70.5	3.7	70.0	2.9	68.3	3.0
Oregon	72.3	3.7	72.4	3.8	78.4	3.1	72.9	3.6	78.9	2.7	76.5	3.1	68.5	3.1	74.7	2.8
Pennsylvania	80.4	2.5	81.4	2.1	84.6	2.2	83.2	2.7	85.7	2.0	86.2	2.1	78.8	2.1	77.8	2.4
Rhode Island	79.5	3.0	80.0	3.4	82.2	2.6	83.1	2.5	86.7	2.2	85.2	2.7	81.7	2.2	80.5	2.3
South Carolina	78.8	2.8	81.1	2.5	83.2	2.7	78.5	3.4	79.8	3.6	84.3	2.7	78.7	2.7	78.5	2.7
South Dakota	80.8	2.8	87.1	2.3	82.2	2.8	86.9	2.4	86.1	2.7	80.9	2.9	76.5	3.0	73.6	2.8
Tennessee	83.1	2.7	80.5	3.3	81.7	2.8	82.9	2.1	82.4	2.0	78.8	2.3	79.7	1.8	76.8	2.1
Texas	78.6	2.4	78.2	1.9	76.7	1.8	78.4	2.0	72.5	2.1	74.8	2.0	69.7	2.0	63.5	2.0
Utah	78.1	3.7	78.5	2.9	80.4	3.1	74.1	4.3	71.3	3.0	78.8	3.0	66.1	3.0	68.2	3.0
Vermont	74.4	3.2	79.8	3.9	86.0	2.6	81.5	3.3	85.0	2.4	83.6	2.4	80.3	2.4	77.0	2.7
Virginia	73.2	4.2	79.6	2.7	81.5	2.7	85.8	3.0	81.0	3.0	84.0	2.7	74.9	3.4	70.7	3.1
Washington	77.7	2.7	73.9	3.0	78.6	2.3	77.8	2.7	77.7	2.3	75.3	2.3	71.2	2.2	72.5	2.1
West Virginia	78.0	3.1	80.7	2.7	77.8	3.3	74.9	3.6	86.6	2.8	74.6	3.8	78.1	2.7	71.9	3.1
Wisconsin	83.6	3.1	79.4	3.3	86.8	2.0	82.2	2.6	82.9	2.3	81.2	2.3	79.5	2.0	74.2	2.2
Wyoming	67.6	3.2	76.8	3.2	75.4	3.0	78.6	3.1	83.3	2.4	75.8	2.9	74.3	3.0	78.2	2.5

^a Children ages 19-35 months who received at least 4 doses of diphtheria-tetanus-acellular pertussis (DTaP) vaccine, at least 3 doses of polio vaccine, at least 1 dose of measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine, at least 3 doses of Haemophilus influenzae B (Hib) vaccine, and at least 3 doses of hepatitis B antigens. The vaccines included in this measure are based on the corresponding Healthy People 2010 objective, which does not include varicella vaccine or vaccines added to the recommended schedule after 1998 for children up to 35 months of age. More information can be found in the Measure Specifications appendix.

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

Current as of February 2011

Internet Citation: Table 6_3_1-3: 2010 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports. February 2011. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/research/findings/nhqrdr/nhqrdr10/6_maternalchildhealth/T6_3_1-3.html