Article Figures & Data
Figures
- Figure 1
Immunization coverage levels in Ontario, 2000–2004: A) Coverage relative to the number of family physicians per 1000 Ontario residents. B) Coverage relative to the number of pediatricians per 1000 Ontario residents. C) Coverage relative to the number of public health nurses per 1000 Ontario residents.
Tables
- Table 1
Ontario data from 2000 to 2004 on childhood complete-for-age immunization coverage levels for DTaP, polio, and MMR antigens; the number of family physicians, pediatricians, and PHNs; population estimates; and the relative number of family physicians, pediatricians, and PHNs per 1000 Ontario residents.
VARIABLE YEAR 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Immunization coverage for 7-year-olds, % 82.64 85.64 82.03 82.75 79.09 No. of family physicians 9418 9478 9515 9730 9842 No. of pediatricians 709 741 752 753 750 No. of PHNs 3242 3327 3396 3423 3443 Population (in millions) 11.685 11.897 12.102 12.262 12.420 Relative no. of family physicians 0.8060 0.7966 0.7862 0.7935 0.7924 Relative no. of pediatricians 0.0607 0.0623 0.0621 0.0614 0.0604 Relative no. of PHNs 0.2774 0.2796 0.2806 0.2791 0.2772 -
DTaP—diphtheria and tetanus toxoids and acellular pertussis, MMR—measles, mumps, and rubella, PHN—public health nurse.
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