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Multiple Year (2006 ~ 2010) Child Asthma Call-back Survey Prevalence Tables

TABLE 5b. Estimated percent reporting routine doctor visits in the past year among children1 with active2 asthma by state/territory - BRFSS Asthma Call-back Survey, United States, 2006-2010
State/Territory Sample
size±
One or more routine visits No routine visits3
Sample
size
% SE§ 95% CI Sample
size
% SE 95% CI
Arizona 148 105 72.9 5.0 (63.1 - 82.7) 43 27.1 5.0 (17.3 - 36.9)
California 215 147 73.7 3.4 (67.0 - 80.4) 68 26.3 3.4 (19.6 - 33.0)
Connecticut 423 298 68.4 2.9 (62.7 - 74.1) 125 31.6 2.9 (25.9 - 37.3)
District of Columbia 147 108 74.3 4.3 (65.9 - 82.7) 39 25.7 4.3 (17.3 - 34.1)
Georgia 410 303 77.6 2.6 (72.5 - 82.7) 107 22.4 2.6 (17.3 - 27.5)
Hawaii 449 274 65.8 2.8 (60.3 - 71.3) 175 34.2 2.8 (28.7 - 39.7)
Illinois 200 142 67.3 4.5 (58.5 - 76.1) 58 32.7 4.5 (23.9 - 41.5)
Indiana 386 283 74.3 2.8 (68.8 - 79.8) 103 25.7 2.8 (20.2 - 31.2)
Iowa 280 183 62.2 3.4 (55.5 - 68.9) 97 37.8 3.4 (31.1 - 44.5)
Kansas 665 473 71.4 2.1 (67.3 - 75.5) 192 28.6 2.1 (24.5 - 32.7)
Louisiana 118 83 72.8 4.9 (63.2 - 82.4) 35 27.2 4.9 (17.6 - 36.8)
Maine 343 252 73.7 2.7 (68.4 - 79.0) 91 26.3 2.7 (21.0 - 31.6)
Maryland 474 337 72.6 2.6 (67.5 - 77.7) 137 27.4 2.6 (22.3 - 32.5)
Massachusetts 318 239 76.4 3.3 (69.9 - 82.9) 79 23.6 3.3 (17.1 - 30.1)
Michigan 546 407 74.7 2.3 (70.2 - 79.2) 139 25.3 2.3 (20.8 - 29.8)
Mississippi 95 72 77.8 5.0 (68.0 - 87.6) 23 22.2 5.0 (12.4 - 32.0)
Missouri 252 177 68.9 4.3 (60.5 - 77.3) 75 31.1 4.3 (22.7 - 39.5)
Montana 255 168 69.2 3.4 (62.5 - 75.9) 87 30.8 3.4 (24.1 - 37.5)
Nebraska 539 361 68.1 3.4 (61.4 - 74.8) 178 31.9 3.4 (25.2 - 38.6)
New Hampshire 177 131 71.3 4.4 (62.7 - 79.9) 46 28.7 4.4 (20.1 - 37.3)
New Jersey 346 255 76.0 3.2 (69.7 - 82.3) 91 24.0 3.2 (17.7 - 30.3)
New Mexico 257 164 62.7 4.2 (54.5 - 70.9) 93 37.3 4.2 (29.1 - 45.5)
New York 343 252 75.3 3.1 (69.2 - 81.4) 91 24.7 3.1 (18.6 - 30.8)
North Dakota 123 83 65.0 5.3 (54.6 - 75.4) 40 35.0 5.3 (24.6 - 45.4)
Ohio 259 197 76.7 4.1 (68.7 - 84.7) 62 23.3 4.1 (15.3 - 31.3)
Oklahoma 256 192 74.8 3.3 (68.3 - 81.3) 64 25.2 3.3 (18.7 - 31.7)
Oregon 227 137 64.5 3.8 (57.1 - 71.9) 90 35.5 3.8 (28.1 - 42.9)
Pennsylvania 157 125 78.2 4.7 (69.0 - 87.4) 32 21.8 4.7 (12.6 - 31.0)
Rhode Island 188 128 68.5 3.9 (60.9 - 76.1) 60 31.5 3.9 (23.9 - 39.1)
Texas 567 398 68.8 3.4 (62.1 - 75.5) 169 31.2 3.4 (24.5 - 37.9)
Utah 421 271 67.7 2.9 (62.0 - 73.4) 150 32.3 2.9 (26.6 - 38.0)
Vermont 447 316 71.4 2.5 (66.5 - 76.3) 131 28.6 2.5 (23.7 - 33.5)
Virginia 100 70 71.5 7.4 (57.0 - 86.0) 30 28.5 7.4 (14.0 - 43.0)
Washington 397 262 65.1 3.1 (59.0 - 71.2) 135 34.9 3.1 (28.8 - 41.0)
West Virginia 222 172 80.2 2.8 (74.7 - 85.7) 50 19.8 2.8 (14.3 - 25.3)
Wisconsin 200 144 73.6 3.9 (66.0 - 81.2) 56 26.4 3.9 (18.8 - 34.0)
36 state total 10,950 7,709 72.8 0.9 (71.0 - 74.6) 3,241 27.2 0.9 (25.4 - 29.0)
Median     72.1       28.0    
Range     62.2-80.2       19.8-37.8    

1 Aged < 18 years

2 Reported any of the following during the past year: asthma medication use, asthma symptoms, or MD visits for asthma

3 No doctor visits or no routine doctor visits

± Sample size is for multiple years of participation. Responses of “Don’t Know” and “Refused” are excluded.

§ Standard error

Confidence interval

 
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