Table 8_2_6-2

2010 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports

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Table 8_2_6.2
Hospital patients age 65 and over with pneumonia who received a pneumococcal screening or vaccination, by State, 2005-2008
	2008		2007		2006		2005
State	Percent	SE	Percent	SE	Percent	SE	Percent	SE
Total	87.7	0.0	82.5	0.1	74.3	0.1	61.2	0.1
Alabama	87.1	0.3	80.2	0.4	71.3	0.5	63.2	0.5
Alaska	82.6	1.5	76.7	1.8	72.7	2.0	51.4	2.3
Arizona	84.6	0.4	79.1	0.5	70.2	0.5	58.8	0.6
Arkansas	89.3	0.4	84.5	0.4	75.5	0.5	59.7	0.6
California	85.7	0.2	78.3	0.2	64.9	0.2	44.9	0.2
Colorado	84.9	0.5	80.2	0.6	76.4	0.6	65.6	0.7
Connecticut	88.4	0.4	85.7	0.4	79.0	0.5	66.5	0.6
Delaware	86.1	1.0	83.7	1.0	75.8	1.2	60.2	1.4
District of Columbia	63.6	2.0	48.1	1.9	34.0	1.9	26.8	1.7
Florida	91.4	0.2	84.9	0.2	73.2	0.3	56.8	0.3
Georgia	86.5	0.3	77.0	0.4	68.3	0.4	53.5	0.4
Hawaii	74.9	1.0	69.0	1.0	59.4	1.1	50.6	1.1
Idaho	87.9	0.7	81.9	0.9	76.2	1.0	68.1	1.1
Illinois	85.7	0.2	79.3	0.3	67.0	0.3	54.1	0.3
Indiana	89.0	0.3	85.8	0.3	78.6	0.4	70.7	0.4
Iowa	91.8	0.3	89.8	0.4	87.3	0.4	79.4	0.5
Kansas	79.2	0.5	73.7	0.6	69.1	0.7	62.9	0.7
Kentucky	89.2	0.3	84.4	0.3	79.2	0.4	67.1	0.4
Louisiana	84.9	0.4	78.8	0.4	71.7	0.5	61.3	0.5
Maine	93.4	0.4	88.5	0.6	81.5	0.7	66.5	0.8
Maryland	84.9	0.4	78.2	0.5	71.2	0.5	59.9	0.5
Massachusetts	87.8	0.3	83.7	0.3	76.9	0.4	58.7	0.4
Michigan	87.7	0.2	83.3	0.3	75.7	0.3	62.7	0.4
Minnesota	88.5	0.3	84.1	0.4	76.2	0.5	67.5	0.5
Mississippi	82.3	0.5	76.6	0.5	69.9	0.6	56.8	0.7
Missouri	89.6	0.3	85.8	0.3	78.8	0.4	65.1	0.4
Montana	89.6	0.7	87.0	0.7	83.4	0.9	72.6	1.0
Nebraska	89.5	0.5	86.4	0.5	80.7	0.6	75.0	0.7
Nevada	83.3	0.8	73.2	0.9	60.3	1.0	52.4	1.0
New Hampshire	94.2	0.5	92.0	0.6	88.0	0.7	69.0	1.0
New Jersey	92.6	0.2	90.6	0.2	87.2	0.3	80.3	0.3
New Mexico	82.3	0.7	70.9	0.8	59.7	0.9	45.8	0.9
New York	87.3	0.2	81.5	0.2	72.3	0.3	59.6	0.3
North Carolina	90.2	0.2	85.3	0.3	78.9	0.3	68.2	0.4
North Dakota	86.5	0.8	84.7	0.8	79.7	0.9	75.2	1.1
Ohio	89.7	0.2	84.7	0.2	77.8	0.3	63.5	0.3
Oklahoma	86.3	0.3	85.9	0.3	81.8	0.4	72.7	0.5
Oregon	86.5	0.4	80.7	0.5	70.1	0.7	56.3	0.7
Pennsylvania	89.2	0.2	84.7	0.2	76.9	0.3	65.2	0.3
Puerto Rico	33.6	0.9	30.5	0.9	29.0	0.8	24.2	0.7
Rhode Island	83.2	0.9	80.6	0.9	72.4	1.0	58.9	1.1
South Carolina	92.1	0.3	88.2	0.4	81.5	0.4	68.5	0.5
South Dakota	88.9	0.7	87.0	0.7	83.5	0.8	77.3	0.9
Tennessee	88.8	0.2	84.0	0.3	76.6	0.3	66.9	0.4
Texas	88.0	0.2	82.9	0.2	75.8	0.2	58.6	0.3
Utah	91.2	0.6	81.7	0.7	76.6	0.8	64.1	0.8
Vermont	89.9	0.8	90.6	0.8	83.8	1.0	70.9	1.3
Virginia	89.4	0.3	85.2	0.3	74.4	0.4	60.9	0.4
Washington	86.7	0.4	78.7	0.4	71.5	0.5	57.9	0.5
West Virginia	89.6	0.4	83.6	0.5	79.1	0.5	68.3	0.6
Wisconsin	89.4	0.3	86.0	0.3	81.1	0.4	73.1	0.4
Wyoming	88.6	1.0	84.9	1.1	80.3	1.2	71.5	1.3

Key: SE: standard error.

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

Current as of February 2011

Internet Citation: Table 8_2_6-2: 2010 National Healthcare Quality and Disparities Reports. February 2011. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. http://www.ahrq.gov/research/findings/nhqrdr/nhqrdr10/8_respiratorydiseases/T8_2_6-2.html