COVID-19 vaccine coverage among Harford County residents 5-11 years

(Page updated at 2022-02-24 15:41:06)
Data from Maryland Department of Health, as of 2022-02-24 and only for children 5-11 years. See Annex for detailed note about the data sources and methods.

SUMMARY

Among 5-11:
1. To date, 33% of the children received one or more doses. 28% received two doses.
2. In the last 7 days, 64 children received their first dose. The weekly number of children getting their first dose appears to be decreasing, following the initial peak and several weeks of steady uptake.
3. In the last 7 days, the most common source for the first dose vaccination was Pharmacies, vaccinating 41% of the young children.
4. Vaccination rate is higher among older children, but not by large differences.
5. Vaccination rates for Hispanic, non-Hispanic Black, and non-Hispanic “other” children are substantially lower than those for non-Hispanic White. Vaccination rate for non-Hispanic Asian children is the highest.

2. Among the children, where do they get vaccinated?

2.1. First dose

2.1. All doses

3. What are the current level and how has it changed?

3.1. Overall

3.2. By age

3.2. By race

Note
1. Race/Ethnicity data are missing in about 4% of the children.
2. Population by race for 5-11 is estimated, based on the race distribution for 5-9 years (https://rpubs.com/YJ_Choi/pop_MD).