The Reduction of Infant Mortality in Illinois
The Family Case Management Program and Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
The graph below displays two performance measures and groups of children in the WIC program:
Statewide Immunization Campaign, FY 02 - FY 08
Description of Chart 5: Statewide Immunization Campaign, FY 02 - FY 08
|
3:2:2 Series
less than Age 2 |
4:3:3:1 Series
less than Age 3 |
| Q1FY02 |
70.1% |
56.0% |
| Q2FY02 |
69.9% |
56.2% |
| Q3FY02 |
72.6% |
58.1% |
| Q4FY02 |
75.7% |
60.6% |
| Q1FY03 |
78.7% |
62.7% |
| Q2FY03 |
81.1% |
64.6% |
| Q3FY03 |
82.3% |
66.2% |
| Q4FY03 |
82.6% |
67.4% |
| Q1FY04 |
83.2% |
69.3% |
| Q2FY04 |
83.9% |
71.1% |
| Q3FY04 |
83.8% |
72.9% |
| Q4FY04 |
82.8% |
75.5% |
| Q1FY05 |
86.8% |
76.4% |
| Q2FY05 |
88.4% |
78.0% |
| Q3FY05 |
90.2% |
80.5% |
| Q4FY05 |
89.9% |
80.5% |
| Q1FY06 |
89.9% |
80.7% |
| Q2FY06 |
90.0% |
80.3% |
| Q3FY06 |
90.1% |
81.2% |
| Q4FY06 |
90.0% |
80.9% |
| Q1FY07 |
86.2% |
79.9% |
| Q2FY07 |
85.2% |
78.9% |
| Q3FY07 |
85.0% |
79.2% |
| Q4FY07 |
85.3% |
79.9% |
| Q1FY08 |
84.7% |
79.5% |
| Q2FY08 |
84.4% |
78.1% |
| Q3FY08 |
85.0% |
78.8% |
| Q4FY08 |
84.2% |
77.9% |
(Effective in the first quarter of 2007, the 3:2:2 report was modified to allow the WIC and FCM programs to use the same age range criteria of 12 to 18 months.)
- The line labeled "3:2:2" shows the proportion of children between 12 and 18 months of age who were active in the WIC program and had received:
- 3 doses of diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus vaccine;
- 2 doses of oral polio vaccine; and
- 2 doses of Haemophilus influenzae type B vaccine.
- The line labeled "4:3:3:1" shows the proportion of children between 24 and 36 months of age who had received:
- 4 doses of diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus vaccine;
- 3 doses of oral polio vaccine;
- 3 doses of Haemophilus influenzae type B vaccine; and
- 1 dose of measles, mumps and rubella vaccine.
Since 2000, the proportion of fully-immunized one-year-olds (3:2:2) increased from 70 percent to over 84 percent and the proportion of fully immunized two-year-olds (4:3:3:1) increased from 56 percent to almost 78 percent.
