SC BRFSS 2001: (Have you ever had a pneumonia shot? This shot is usually given only once or twice in a person's lifetime and is different from the flu shot. It is also called the pneumococcal vaccine.)

BRFSS Survey Results 2001 for South Carolina

Immunization

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	Total Respond.#	Yes	No
TOTAL	3,032	626	21.0	19.4-22.7	2,406	79.0	77.3-80.6
GENDER
Male	1,158	253	22.2	19.6-25.0	905	77.8	75.0-80.4
Female	1,874	373	19.9	17.9-22.0	1,501	80.1	78.0-82.1
RACE
White	2,258	508	22.8	20.9-24.8	1,750	77.2	75.2-79.1
African American	644	86	14.8	11.8-18.5	558	85.2	81.5-88.2
Other Minorities	99	24	26.3	17.5-37.5	75	73.7	62.5-82.5
HISPANIC
Yes	81	18	20.4	12.3-32.1	63	79.6	67.9-87.7
No	2,935	601	20.9	19.2-22.6	2,334	79.1	77.4-80.8
AGE
18-24	235	27	13.1	8.9-18.8	208	86.9	81.2-91.1
25-34	553	45	9.5	6.9-13.0	508	90.5	87.0-93.1
35-44	648	53	9.9	7.4-13.0	595	90.1	87.0-92.6
45-54	620	84	14.6	11.4-18.5	536	85.4	81.5-88.6
55-64	411	96	22.5	18.5-27.1	315	77.5	72.9-81.5
65+	512	307	57.9	53.2-62.6	205	42.1	37.4-46.8
EDUCATION
Less Than H.S.	406	127	29.8	24.9-35.1	279	70.2	64.9-75.1
H.S. or G.E.D.	920	171	19.2	16.3-22.4	749	80.8	77.6-83.7
Some Post-H.S.	851	182	21.9	18.9-25.2	669	78.1	74.8-81.1
College Graduate	849	144	17.1	14.5-20.1	705	82.9	79.9-85.5
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
Less than $15,000	294	101	32.6	26.5-39.4	193	67.4	60.6-73.5
$15,000- 24,999	502	111	21.5	17.7-25.9	391	78.5	74.1-82.3
$25,000- 34,999	439	71	17.0	13.2-21.6	368	83.0	78.4-86.8
$35,000- 49,999	505	102	21.5	17.7-25.9	403	78.5	74.1-82.3
$50,000+	848	117	15.0	12.4-18.0	731	85.0	82.0-87.6
COUNTY/REGION**
Appalachia I	192	47	24.4	18.5-31.5	145	75.6	68.5-81.5
Appalachia II	361	63	17.0	12.9-22.2	298	83.0	77.8-87.1
Appalachia III	210	47	24.4	18.5-31.4	163	75.6	68.6-81.5
Catawba	194	36	18.8	13.2-26.0	158	81.2	74.0-86.8
Edisto	88	9	11.7	5.4-23.6	79	88.3	76.4-94.6
Low Country	149	36	25.5	18.6-34.0	113	74.5	66.0-81.4
Palmetto	482	89	18.8	15.1-23.1	393	81.2	76.9-84.9
Pee Dee	204	38	16.3	11.6-22.5	166	83.7	77.5-88.4
Savannah	135	31	25.0	17.4-34.6	104	75.0	65.4-82.6
Trident	383	86	21.2	16.9-26.2	297	78.8	73.8-83.1
Upper Savannah	171	40	24.8	18.0-33.2	131	75.2	66.8-82.0
Waccamaw	230	60	28.3	22.1-35.4	170	71.7	64.6-77.9
Wateree	179	35	22.2	15.9-30.0	144	77.8	70.0-84.1

Total
Respond.#

Yes

C.I.(95%)

TOTAL

3,032

626

21.0

19.4-22.7

2,406

79.0

77.3-80.6

GENDER

Male

1,158

253

22.2

19.6-25.0

905

77.8

75.0-80.4

Female

1,874

373

19.9

17.9-22.0

1,501

80.1

78.0-82.1

RACE

White

2,258

508

22.8

20.9-24.8

1,750

77.2

75.2-79.1

African American

644

14.8

11.8-18.5

558

85.2

81.5-88.2

Other Minorities

26.3

17.5-37.5

73.7

62.5-82.5

HISPANIC

Yes

20.4

12.3-32.1

79.6

67.9-87.7

2,935

601

20.9

19.2-22.6

2,334

79.1

77.4-80.8

AGE

18-24

235

13.1

8.9-18.8

208

86.9

81.2-91.1

25-34

553

9.5

6.9-13.0

508

90.5

87.0-93.1

35-44

648

9.9

7.4-13.0

595

90.1

87.0-92.6

45-54

620

14.6

11.4-18.5

536

85.4

81.5-88.6

55-64

411

22.5

18.5-27.1

315

77.5

72.9-81.5

65+

512

307

57.9

53.2-62.6

205

42.1

37.4-46.8

EDUCATION

Less Than H.S.

406

127

29.8

24.9-35.1

279

70.2

64.9-75.1

H.S. or G.E.D.

920

171

19.2

16.3-22.4

749

80.8

77.6-83.7

Some Post-H.S.

851

182

21.9

18.9-25.2

669

78.1

74.8-81.1

College Graduate

849

144

17.1

14.5-20.1

705

82.9

79.9-85.5

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

Less than $15,000

294

101

32.6

26.5-39.4

193

67.4

60.6-73.5

$15,000- 24,999

502

111

21.5

17.7-25.9

391

78.5

74.1-82.3

$25,000- 34,999

439

17.0

13.2-21.6

368

83.0

78.4-86.8

$35,000- 49,999

505

102

21.5

17.7-25.9

403

78.5

74.1-82.3

$50,000+

848

117

15.0

12.4-18.0

731

85.0

82.0-87.6

COUNTY/REGION**

Appalachia I

192

24.4

18.5-31.5

145

75.6

68.5-81.5

Appalachia II

361

17.0

12.9-22.2

298

83.0

77.8-87.1

Appalachia III

210

24.4

18.5-31.4

163

75.6

68.6-81.5

Catawba

194

18.8

13.2-26.0

158

81.2

74.0-86.8

Edisto

11.7

5.4-23.6

88.3

76.4-94.6

Low Country

149

25.5

18.6-34.0

113

74.5

66.0-81.4

Palmetto

482

18.8

15.1-23.1

393

81.2

76.9-84.9

Pee Dee

204

16.3

11.6-22.5

166

83.7

77.5-88.4

Savannah

135

25.0

17.4-34.6

104

75.0

65.4-82.6

Trident

383

21.2

16.9-26.2

297

78.8

73.8-83.1

Upper Savannah

171

24.8

18.0-33.2

131

75.2

66.8-82.0

Waccamaw

230

28.3

22.1-35.4

170

71.7

64.6-77.9

Wateree

179

22.2

15.9-30.0

144

77.8

70.0-84.1

#Use caution in interpreting cell sizes less than 50. N = Cell Size, % = Percentage, C.I.(95%) = Confidence Interval (at 95 percent probability level).
Percentages are weighted to population characteristics.

** Appalachia 1: Anderson,Oconee
Appalachia 2: Greenville,Pickens
Appalachia 3: Cherokee,Spartanburg,Union
Catawba: Chester,Lancaster,York
Edisto: Bamberg,Calhoun,Orangeburg
Low Country: Beaufort,Colleton,Hampton,Jasper
Savannah: Aiken,Allendale,Barnwell
Palmetto: Fairfield,Lexington,Newberry,Richland
Pee Dee: Chesterfield,Darlington,Dillon,Florence,Marion,Marlboro
Trident: Berkeley,Charleston,Dorchester
Upper Savannah: Abbeville,Edgefield,Greenwood,Laurens,McCormick,Saluda
Waccamaw: Georgetown,Horry,Williamsburg
Wateree: Clarendon,Kershaw,Lee,Sumter

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