Data

References

Community Information:

Include:

• Location

• Type of community

• Describe Geography & weather

• Major industries

• Primary employers, etc.

• Number of schools

• Universities

• Number and type of parks

• Type of grocery stores

• restaurants (and type)

• Produce markets

• Hospitals

• Clinics

• Public transportation. 

Community Demographics:

Include:

• Population

• Gender distribution

• Data for married/single

• Elderly

• Unemployment rate

• Mean income

• Number of households

• Types of housing

Health Data 1: Chronic Diseases

Collect as much health data as possible.

Should include at least 5 chronic diseases.   

Incidence and prevalence of chronic diseases

• Information needs to be supported by data

• You will determine the most prevalent (3) and copy (with data) to the Top 3 below 

Health Data 2: Infectious Diseases

Collect as much health data as possible.

Should include at least 5 infectious diseases.

Incidence and prevalence of infectious diseases 

• Information needs to be supported by data

• You will determine the most prevalent (3) and copy (with data) to the Top 3 below

Health Data 3: Risk Factors

Collect as much health data as possible

Incidence and prevalence of major risk factors (smoking, alcohol consumption, drug use, teen pregnancy, etc.)

• Information needs to be supported by data

• You will determine the most prevalent (3) and copy (with data) to the Top 3 below

Social Data:

• Community sports

• Recreation

• religious organizations

• spiritual practices

• volunteer organizations

• support networks

• community partnerships.

Additional Data:

Top Three Chronic Diseases

 (include data to support decision to identify as most prevalent)

Healthy People 2030 Goal

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Top Three Infectious Diseases

(include data to support decision to identify as most prevalent)

Healthy People 2030 Goal

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3)

Top Three Health Concerns

(include data to support decision to identify as most prevalent)

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