Dear anonymous 454 Formulas commonly used to calculate CI are based on approximations. They are often very poor at calculating CI for percentages close to 0% or 100%. Of course, CI cannot be > 100%.

Is this is a survey result rather a result worked out from workload returns. If it is a survey result then this is probably due to you (or your software) using an approximate method to calculate the 95% CI. Most approximate methods break down at low and high proportions. You need to use an exact method or, lazily, report the upper confidence limits as 99.9% (you know it cannot be 100% because you have some uncovered cases). A similar question and answers can be found at: [url]http://www.en-net.org.uk/question/290.aspx[/url] If it is a workload return then either the number of doses delivered or the estimate of the size of the target population is wrong. It is not uncommon for coverage estimates from workload returns to be way off. I hope this helps.