A high majority of Asian children in NYC received recommended vaccines

Average percentage of New York City children who received the number of recommended doses across all childhood vaccine series, by race/ethnicity

A bar chart shows the average percentage of New York City children who received the number of recommended doses across all childhood vaccine series, by race/ethnicity. Asian: 84.9%, Native Hawaiian/PI: 79.2%, Hispanic/Latino: 68.1%, Black: 68.1%, White: 53.5%, American Indian: 51.1%, Two or more races: 12.7%.
The childhood vaccine series include the combined 7-vaccine series, DTaP, polio, MMR, Hib, HepB, varicella, PCV, HPV and flu vaccines. Percentages are point estimates of vaccination coverage, rounded to the nearest whole number, capped at 99% of the population who received the number of recommended doses of the vaccine series.
Chart: Tara GnewikowSource: NYC HealthGet the dataCreated with Datawrapper