Table 1. Study 1 County-Level Baseline Variables for Randomization
VariableCounty-Level (Rural and Urban) Variables for Randomization (n = 16)Differences in Raw Variables Between Study Groups*
Mean (SD)Minimum, MaximumOptimal Randomizations (n = 14)Remaining Randomizations (n = 126)
In CIIS (%)87.2 (7.7)70, 100<1 (1)<1 (1)
Children aged 19–35 months, by county (n)4,197 (4,432)234, 12,354223 (613)1,264 (6,325)
Up to date at baseline (%)40.8 (8.3)27.0, 54.02.1 (5.0)4.9 (15.0)
Hispanic ethnicity (%)§22.3 (12.9)6.0, 44.05.6 (11.3)7.9 (23.3)
African American race2.9 (2.7)0, 10.0<1 (1.0)1.4 (4.5)
Average income ($)53,481 (15,793)29,738, 93,8193,659 (9,702)9,731 (27,131)
Pediatric–to–Family Medicine practices ratio0.28 (0.25)0, 1.00.20 (0.40)0.15 (0.40)
CHCs (n)4.4 (3.5)0, 111.3 (2.8)1.6 (4.8)
  • Data are based on baseline information on the counties from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, the Colorado Immunization Information System (CIIS), and 2010 Census data.

  • * Data are means (maximums).

  • Percentage of children between 0 and 4 years who had ≥2 immunization records in CIIS.

  • P < .01, optimal vs remaining randomizations.

  • § Population by ethnicity (Hispanic/Latino or not).

  • Population by race (black or other).

  • Population by income.

  • CHC, community health center; SD, standard deviation.