Table 5.

Comparison of Serum Ordinala Hemagglutination Inhibition Antibody Levels Against 2009 Influenza A(H1N1) Pandemic Virus Among 834 Healthcare Personnel With Preseason, Post–Trivalent Inactivated Vaccine, and End-of-Season Serum Samples in 2010–2011 From the Linear Mixed-Effects Model, by Vaccination Status

Comparison Between GroupsMean Difference EstimateStandard ErrorP ValueGMT Ratio Estimate (95% CI)b
MIIV vs No prior MIIV on day of receipt of 2010–2011 TIVc1.20560.1368<.00012.31 (1.92–2.78)
MIIV vs No MIIV 31d days post-TIV−0.80880.1373<.00010.57 (.47–.69)
MIIV vs No MIIV 198e days post-TIV−0.43830.1398.00170.74 (.61–.89)
Comparison Between GroupsMean Difference EstimateStandard ErrorP ValueGMT Ratio Estimate (95% CI)b
MIIV vs No prior MIIV on day of receipt of 2010–2011 TIVc1.20560.1368<.00012.31 (1.92–2.78)
MIIV vs No MIIV 31d days post-TIV−0.80880.1373<.00010.57 (.47–.69)
MIIV vs No MIIV 198e days post-TIV−0.43830.1398.00170.74 (.61–.89)

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; GMT, geometric mean titer; MIIV, 2009–2010 A(H1N1) pandemic monovalent inactivated influenza vaccine; TIV, trivalent inactivated vaccine.

a Ordinal hemagglutination inhibition antibody (HI) levels are represented with 0–9 levels based on log transformation of HI titers: Log2 (HI titer/5).

b GMT ratio estimate was calculated by 2 to the power of mean difference estimate. The 95% CI was calculated by 2 to the power of mean difference estimate ± 1.96 × Standard Error.

c Day 0: date of receipt of 2010–2011 TIV (used as proxy for preseason, adjusting for days from preseason serum to TIV receipt).

d Day 31: mean number of days from 2010–2011 TIV to post-TIV serum.

e Day 198: mean number of days from 2010–2011 TIV to end-of-season serum.

Table 5.

Comparison of Serum Ordinala Hemagglutination Inhibition Antibody Levels Against 2009 Influenza A(H1N1) Pandemic Virus Among 834 Healthcare Personnel With Preseason, Post–Trivalent Inactivated Vaccine, and End-of-Season Serum Samples in 2010–2011 From the Linear Mixed-Effects Model, by Vaccination Status

Comparison Between GroupsMean Difference EstimateStandard ErrorP ValueGMT Ratio Estimate (95% CI)b
MIIV vs No prior MIIV on day of receipt of 2010–2011 TIVc1.20560.1368<.00012.31 (1.92–2.78)
MIIV vs No MIIV 31d days post-TIV−0.80880.1373<.00010.57 (.47–.69)
MIIV vs No MIIV 198e days post-TIV−0.43830.1398.00170.74 (.61–.89)
Comparison Between GroupsMean Difference EstimateStandard ErrorP ValueGMT Ratio Estimate (95% CI)b
MIIV vs No prior MIIV on day of receipt of 2010–2011 TIVc1.20560.1368<.00012.31 (1.92–2.78)
MIIV vs No MIIV 31d days post-TIV−0.80880.1373<.00010.57 (.47–.69)
MIIV vs No MIIV 198e days post-TIV−0.43830.1398.00170.74 (.61–.89)

Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; GMT, geometric mean titer; MIIV, 2009–2010 A(H1N1) pandemic monovalent inactivated influenza vaccine; TIV, trivalent inactivated vaccine.

a Ordinal hemagglutination inhibition antibody (HI) levels are represented with 0–9 levels based on log transformation of HI titers: Log2 (HI titer/5).

b GMT ratio estimate was calculated by 2 to the power of mean difference estimate. The 95% CI was calculated by 2 to the power of mean difference estimate ± 1.96 × Standard Error.

c Day 0: date of receipt of 2010–2011 TIV (used as proxy for preseason, adjusting for days from preseason serum to TIV receipt).

d Day 31: mean number of days from 2010–2011 TIV to post-TIV serum.

e Day 198: mean number of days from 2010–2011 TIV to end-of-season serum.

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