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Toward
a Community Health Report Card - Electronic Version APEXPH
-- Part II -- The Community Process -- Health DataDemographic
profile: age and sexMale,
Female, Total Age less than 1, 1-14, 15-24, 25- 44, 45- 64, 65- 74, 75&
older, Total Demographic
profile: race/ethnic distributionSocioeconomic
profile Percent of
population below poverty level Percent of population unemployed Number
of Food Stamp redplents Number of persons in the WIC program Number of
Medicaid recipients Estimated number of homeless persons Percent with
less than a high school education Percent with less than a college education
Percent with a college or higher level of education Years
of potential life lost (YPLL)Access
to primary health care profile
Private providers Community and migrant health care centers Local health
department Other sources Uninsured/underinsured Other
health indices:
Occupational health and safety
Work-related Injuries - Deaths Work-related Injuries - Nonfatal Cumulative
Trauma Disorders Occupational Skin Disorders Occupational Disease (e.g.,
Hepatitis B)
Substance abuse Alcohol-related
Accidents - Deaths Alcohol-related Accidents - Nonfatal Cirrhosis Deaths
Drug-related Deaths Drug Abuse Emergency Room Visits Lung Cancer Deaths
Current Smokers
Mental health/ mental retardation
Suicides Teenage Suicides Child and Adolescent Mental Disorders Adult
Mental Disorders Stress-related Health Effects Serious Mental Retardation
- School-aged Children Serious Mental Retardation - Noninstitutionalized Population
Other
risk factors Not Using
Seat Belt Overweight Sedentary Lifestyle Ever Had Cholesterol Checked
Diagnosed with Diabetes Being Treated for Hypertension Current Smokers
Perinatal
indicatorsLive
Births All ages
Maternal age <18 years Prenatal
Care of Women First
care in 3rd trimester Fewer than seven prenatal visits Low
Body Weight Live Births <2500
grams (low birth weight) <1500 grams (very low birth weight)
Live Births with Mortality
or Birth DefectsPerinatal
mortality Fetal mortality Neonatal mortality Congenftal anomalies
Leading
causes of mortalityEstimated
prevalence of diseaseLeading
causes of hospitalizationEnvironmental
Profile Air Pollutants
Water Contaminants Food Contaminants Land Pollution [human and industrial
waste, pesticides, etc.] Other environmental hazards including work environment
or conditions, radiation, climate, etc.
Prepared by
Carl
H. Slater, M.D., Associate Professor, Health Services
Organization University of Texas School of Public
Health Houston, TX Phone:(713)500-9183 FAX:(713)500-9171
E-mail [email protected]
Copyright
© 2001 St. Lukes Episcopal Health Charities. All Rights Reserved.
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