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Comparing Vaccine Providers: Effect on 43133 Immunization Rates for American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) Children in Arizona Scott Hamstra, MD Indian.

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1 Comparing Vaccine Providers: Effect on Immunization Rates for American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) Children in Arizona Scott Hamstra, MD Indian Health Service, Kimiko Gosney & Michael Conklin Arizona Department of Health Services

2 Background - ASIIS Arizona State Immunization Information System (ASIIS) started in 1998 Majority via Vital Records (birth certificate) State law requires licensed providers to report Estimated ~95% of providers in AZ report Electronic Data exchange with IHS and tribal sites began in 2004, with earnest in 2005

3 Background – AI/AN AI/AN make up 6-7% of the population in AZ
for 19–35 month olds ~9,572 (2006 census) 22 IHS or tribal facilities in Arizona Sites submit quarterly immunization rates on month olds to IHS 16 IHS and tribal facilities currently submitting data to ASIIS electronically

4 Arizona counties and reservations

5 Background Before ASIIS existed Today, ASIIS
AI/AN vaccine rate (19-35 months) reported by local Indian Health Service sites and the National Immunization Survey (NIS) Today, ASIIS provides new opportunities to examine data and gain new insights into AI/AN vaccines rates

6 Objectives – Use ASIIS data
To determine who provides vaccines to AI/AN children To determine if provider choice affects coverage for AI/AN children * Prompted by “discovery” of multiple vaccine providers for some AI/AN children

7 Methods All children months old (on 12/31/05) in ASIIS identified as AI/AN Compared series completion rate by provider type Provider type categories IHS, Private, Public, & combinations * Medical Home = all vaccines from one provider

8 ASIIS ---- 19-35 month olds 6.5% identified as AI/AN within ASIIS
= 9,148 2006 AZ census projection = 9,572 Bottomline: ASIIS = 96% of census, therefore = reliable denominator

9 AI/AN 43133 vaccine rate ASIIS vs. NIS and IHS
IHS sites report = 81% NIS report = 79% ASIIS data IHS only sites = 82% AI/AN overall rate = 78% Bottomline: consistent reliable data

10 Provider Types Where do AI/AN get vaccines?

11 Provider Types - Medical Home
59% 4451 454 448

12 AI/AN 43133 rate by Provider Type
80% Goal

13 AI/AN 43133 ASIIS rates IHS vs No IHS Vaccine Provider
82% 57% of total 6498 of total 1355 Combined rate = 78%

14 Factors impacting IHS rates
IHS uses a state-of-the-art Immunization software package with … Forecasting Point-of-Care data entry Patient Tracking & Automatic Due Letters Community Quarterly Reports with patient lists Public Health Nursing on reservations Electronic Data export

15 Conclusions The Arizona State Immunization Information System (ASIIS) has reliable data that can be examined in previously unavailable ways. ASIIS demonstrates that more than ½ of AZ AI/AN children use multiple vaccine providers AI/AN children who get vaccine at any IHS site have high rates AI/AN children who use a Single Vaccine Provider have LOWER completion rates than those who use multiple providers


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