This dataset represents doses of COVID-19 vaccine administered in California to residents of San Francisco. The data is broken down by multiple demographic slices. The three dose types are counted separately, i.e. (1) first doses administered as a part of a two-dose vaccination, (2) second doses administered as part of a two-dose vaccination, and (3) single-dose vaccines administered. here
NOTE: This dataset is no longer supported and will be deprecated on the next release (v0.1.3). The covid19sf_population dataset is an alternative for covid19sf_vaccine_demo.
covid19sf_vaccine_demo
An object class data.frame with 15 variables
Segment (universe) of analysis. Unique combination of administering_provider_type, age_group, and demographic_group. Filter to a single option to derive meaningful totals.
Providers included in a given overall_segment. Two possible values: 'All' (including SF DPH) or 'DPH Only'
Age range included in a given overall_segment
Type of demographic group included in a given overall_segment (e.g. Age, Race/Ethnicity)
Specific demographic group counted in a given record (e.g. 16-24, Asian)
Numeric sort order for all demographic_subgroups. Convenient for maintaining consistent ordering across multiple data visualizations.
Total number of first doses administered
Total number of second doses administered
Total number of single dose vaccines administered
Total number of unique vaccine recipients
Total number of individuals fully vaccinated (those having received the second dose of a two-dose vaccine or one dose of a single-dose vaccine)
2018 5-year American Community Survey population estimates for given DEMOGRAPHIC_SUBGROUP
2018 5-year American Community Survey population estimates for overall AGE_GROUP
Timestamp for last update date in source system
Timestamp when the record (row) was most recently updated in Socrata
The dataset contains a summary of COVID-19 vaccine doses given to San Franciscans by demographics
# NOT RUN {
data(covid19sf_vaccine_demo)
head(covid19sf_vaccine_demo)
# }
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