The challenges and opportunities of translating best practice immunisation strategies among low performing general practices to reduce equity gaps in childhood immunisation coverage in New Zealand

Table 2 Site characteristics of participating general practices (n = 10)

Study Code	Group Allocated to	District Health Board region	Collected at Eligibility Determination			Collected during Baseline Interviews
Study Code	Group Allocated to	District Health Board region	Immunisation coverage rate (%)^a	Enrolled population of Māori ethnicity (%)	Enrolled population declined immunisation (%)	Number of doctors	Number of nurses	Number of registered patients
A	Intervention	Bay of Plenty	83	52	0	1	2	1979
B	Intervention	Northland	80	63	9	6	4	8116
C	Intervention	Lakes	73	41	0	4	3	3500
D	Intervention	Northland	67	92	8.3	9	13	6340
E	Intervention	Lakes	67	65	0	2	4	3861
F	Intervention	Northland	77	25	9	13	12	11,700
G	Control	Bay of Plenty	77	32	4.5	5	3	5500
H	Control	Northland	82	44	0	7	5	6100
I	Control	Lakes	63	63	6.3	5	5	5842
J	Control	Northland	60	95	0	2	3	1333

^aNational Immunisation Register (NIR) reported immunisation coverage at the milestone age of 8 months of age (3 month reporting period)

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