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Table 1 Characteristics and 2017 vaccine coverage

From: An evaluation of strategies to achieve greater than 90% coverage of maternal influenza and pertussis vaccines including an economic evaluation

Maternity service

Capability Level

Distance from Melbourne CBD in kms

Pertussis vaccine coverage (2017)

Influenza vaccine coverage (2017–2018)a

Influenza coverage (2018–2019)b

Existing pathway of pertussis vaccine delivery (2018)

Existing pathway of influenza vaccine delivery (2018)

Primary Intervention

A

6*

< 20

60%

46%

57%

Refer to GP

Refer to GP

Publicprivate pharmacy model

B

5^

100–200

91%

47%

61%

Refer to GP

Refer to GP

Education and monthly audit

C

4^

200–300

88%

56%

75%

Midwives giving some but refer to GP mainly

Refer to GP

Midwife led model

D

4^

200–300

77%

34%

49%

Midwives giving vaccines

Refer to GP

Midwife led model

E

3#

20–100

97%

28%

62%

Midwives giving vaccines

Refer to GP

Midwife led model

F

2#

300–400

97%

27%

32%

Midwives giving vaccines

Refer to GP

Midwife led model

  1. Capability level: *complex pregnancies, births and neonatal intensive care
  2. ^medium complexity pregnancies and babies. Management of labour, birth and puerperium at 34 weeks (level 4) or 32 weeks (level 5)
  3. #low complexity pregnancies and babies from 37 weeks gestation
  4. aVictorian perinatal services performance indicators 2017–2018
  5. bVictorian perinatal services performance indicators 2018–2019