Research Article

Factors Associated with Hepatitis A Vaccination Receipt in One-Year-Olds in the State of Michigan

Table 2

Adjusted odds ratios and 95% confidence intervals of hepatitis A vaccination receipta among 1-year-olds given by the final logistic regression model*.

VariableOdds Ratio 9 5 % CI

No. month s b 1.02(1.02, 1.03)
Race/Ethnicity
White (non-Hispanic)ReferenceReference
American Indian1.24(0.89, 1.74)
Asian/Pacific Islander1.75(1.58, 1.95)
Black (non-Hispanic)1.09(1.01, 1.17)
Hispanic1.14(1.01, 1.29)
Mother’s age
20–34 yearsReferenceReference
< 20 years1.06(1.00, 1.13)
> 35 years0.98(0.93, 1.03)
Provider Type
PrivateReferenceReference
Public1.19(1.13, 1.25)
Medicaid and WIC enrollment
Neither serviceReference
Medicaid onl y c 1.14(1.06, 1.23)
WIC onl y c 0.98(0.91, 1.05)
Both service s c 1.38(1.31, 1.44)
Geographic location
Rural residence0.88(0.80, 0.96)
MCIR regions 1, 2 and 4ReferenceReference
MCIR region 30.75(0.70, 0.81)
MCIR region 50.75(0.70, 0.80)
MCIR region 60.59(0.53, 0.66)
Interaction VariablesOR 9 5 % CI
Medicaid enrollment x
Hispanic1.83(1.40, 2.41)
WIC enrollment x
Black1.17(1.01, 1.34)
Hispanic1.35(1.10, 1.67)
Medicaid & WIC enrollment x
Black1.17(1.05, 1.29)
Hispanic1.32(1.12, 1.56)

a R eceipt of vaccination means the child has received one or more doses before their 2nd birthday.
b N o. months = number of months since the May 1, 2006 vaccination recommendation of the child’s 1st birthday.
c M edicaid and WIC enrollment on the child’s first birthday.
L ogistic regression model run with a sample size of 118686, due to missing/unknown values; all two-way interactions for race/ethnicity and Medicaid/WIC enrollment and race/ethnicity and provider type were tested for, but only those with significant 𝑃 -values ( < .05) were included in the final model.