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Table 1 Characteristics of eligible United States influenza vaccine effectiveness enrollees in each study year

From: Differences between Frequentist and Bayesian inference in routine surveillance for influenza vaccine effectiveness: a test-negative case-control study

Variable

Category

2013/14 A(H1N1)pdm

2015/16 any influenza

2017/18 A(H3N2)

Total

 

1542

7372

7428

Site

MI

245 (16%)

1076 (15%)

1257 (17%)

PA

262 (17%)

1820 (25%)

1188 (16%)

TX

297 (19%)

1395 (19%)

1738 (23%)

WA

256 (17%)

1825 (25%)

1418 (19%)

WI

482 (31%)

1256 (17%)

1827 (25%)

Age group

< 5 years

512 (33%)

1148 (16%)

1193 (16%)

5–8 years

433 (28%)

631 (9%)

560 (8%)

9–17 years

597 (39%)

898 (12%)

920 (12%)

18–49 years

excla

2567 (35%)

2510 (34%)

50–64 years

excl

1245 (17%)

1252 (17%)

≥65 years

excl

883 (12%)

993 (13%)

High Risk

 

348 (23%)

3004 (41%)

3536 (48%)

Vaccinated

Any vaccine

689 (45%)

3479 (47%)

3759 (51%)

LAIVb

172 (25%)

164 (5%)

0 (0%)

Influenza

A(H1N1)pdm

212 (14%)

778 (11%)

excl

A(H3N2)

excl

79 (1%)

1774 (24%)

B

excl

473 (6%)

excl

  1. aExcl excluded by design
  2. bLAIV live attenuated influenza vaccine