NE Iowa County Health Profile

North East Iowa County Health Profiles

Community Health Profile
Secondary Data
Health measures – Vital Statistics
Socio-Economic – Census Data
Provider Supply
Key indicator sets or measures
Primary Data
Key interviews
Focus groups
Surveys

Community use of their Health Profile
Communities use profiles to:
To hypothesize about health status & issues,
To measure year by year health trends,
To establish benchmarks & set goals
To build community support for health & wellness directions.

State Health Status Indicator Set
Adult health indicators
Child health facts
Public health indicators
F as in Fat 2008 key facts
Public health preparedness
Pandemic preparedness key facts
Public health funding facts
CDC programs
HRSA programs (HIV/MCH/Primary Care)
ASPR programs (hospital preparedness)
State economic facts
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Vital Statistics Data
Births
Deaths
Top ten causes of death
Disease incidence
Health Care Providers
Marriages/Divorces

Half of all deaths are attributed -- to four factors National Association of Local Boards of Health www.communityhealth.hhs.gov Source: McGinnis, J.M & Foege, W.H. (1993). Actual causes of death in the United States. JAMA., 270(18), 2207-2212

Birth Rate by County Group Source: Iowa Health Fact Book 2007

Comparison of Iowa Birth & Death Rates Source: Iowa Health Fact Book 2007

Overall Mortality Rate in 2007 Source: Iowa Health Fact Book 2007

Individual County Mortality Rate Source: Iowa Health Fact Books 1999-2007

State of Iowa Mortality Rate Source: Iowa Health Fact Books 1999-2007

Mortality Rate Comparison Source: Iowa Health Fact Books 1999-2007

Top 10 Causes of Mortality in Iowa
Diseases of the Heart (Heart Disease)
Malignant Neoplasms (Cancer)
Cerebrovascular Diseases (Stroke)
Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease (CLRD)
Accidents (Unintentional Injuries)
Alzheimer’s Disease
Influenza and Pneumonia
Diabetes Mellitus
Intentional Self-harm (Suicide)
Pneumonitis due to Solids and Liquids
Source: Center for Disease Control, 2004

Mortality Rates due to Specific Causes Source: Iowa Health Fact Book 2007

Heart Disease Mortality by County Group 1979-2004 < 10,000: Howard 10,000-20,000:Allamakee and Clayton > 20,000: Fayette and Winneshiek Source: Iowa Health Fact Book 2007

COPD Mortality County Group 1979-2004 < 10,000: Howard 10,000-20,000:Allamakee and Clayton > 20,000: Fayette and Winneshiek Source: Iowa Health Fact Book 2007

Alzheimer’s Mortality by County Group 1979-2004 < 10,000: Howard 10,000-20,000:Allamakee and Clayton > 20,000: Fayette and Winneshiek Source: Iowa Health Fact Book 2007

Diabetes Mortality County Group 1979-2004 < 10,000: Howard 10,000-20,000:Allamakee and Clayton > 20,000: Fayette and Winneshiek Source: Iowa Health Fact Book 2007

Years of Potential Life Lost b/4 65 yrs Source: Center for Disease Control

Accident Rate by County Source: Iowa Health Fact Book 2007

All Transportation Mortality County Group 1979-2004 < 10,000: Howard 10,000-20,000:Allamakee and Clayton > 20,000: Fayette and Winneshiek Source: Iowa Health Fact Book 2007

Accident Rate by County Source: Iowa Health Fact Book 2007

Suicide Mortality by County Group 1979-2004 < 10,000: Howard 10,000-20,000:Allamakee and Clayton > 20,000: Fayette and Winneshiek Source: Iowa Health Fact Book 2007

Firearm Mortality by County Group 1979-2004 < 10,000: Howard 10,000-20,000:Allamakee and Clayton > 20,000: Fayette and Winneshiek Source: Iowa Health Fact Book 2007

Drowning Mortality by County Group 1979-2004 < 10,000: Howard 10,000-20,000:Allamakee and Clayton > 20,000: Fayette and Winneshiek Source: Iowa Health Fact Book 2007

Disease Incidence Source: Iowa Department of Public Health: Center for Acute Disease Epidemiology, 2006

Disease Incidence Source: Iowa Health Fact Book 2007

Cases of Lyme Disease in 2006

Cases of Mumps in 2006

Rate of Cancer Incidence in 2007 Source: Iowa Health Fact Book 2007

Marriages and Dissolutions Source: Iowa Health Fact Book 2007

Census Data
Socioeconomic data
Income
Education
Employment
Housing
Single Parent Families
Racial/Ethnic Background

Poverty Status by County Group Source: Census Data, 2000

Educational Status by County Group Source: Census Data, 2000

Employment Status by County Group Source: Census Data, 2000

Housing Statistics by County Group Source: Census Data, 2000

Single Parent Households in NE Iowa Source: Census Data, 2000

County Racial & Ethnic Profile Source: Census Data, 2000

County Racial and Ethnic Profile Source: Census Data, 2000

Racial and Ethnic Profile by County Group Source: Census Data, 2000

Language by County Group Source: Census Data, 2000

Provider Supply
Hospitals
Clinics
Public Health
Safety Net Services
Emergency Services

Physician Supply Source: Iowa Fact Book 2007

Other Health Providers Source: Iowa Health Fact Book 2007

Physicians and Emergency Responders, 2007 Howard Allamakee Clayton Fayette Winneshiek Physicians 5 8 10 11 27 Primary Care Physicians** 4 8 9 9 16 Family Practice Physicians 4 7 9 8 15 Internal Medicine Physicians 0 1 0 1 1 Pediatric Physicians 0 0 0 0 0 OB/GYN Physicians 0 0 0 0 0 General Surgeons 1 0 1 1 3 Other Specialty Physicians 0 0 0 1 8 Physician Assistants 1 3 1 8 2 Advanced Practical Nurses 2 3 3 2 7 Pharmacists 5 4 8 9 8 Dentists 1 5 6 8 12 Emergency Medical Technicians Emergency Care Providers Total*** 43 89 121 133 72 First Responders 24 4 31 40 23 EMT (Basic) 16 71 61 60 34 EMT (Intermediate) 3 3 10 12 3 EMT (Paramedics) 0 8 12 4 2

Hospitals & Ambulance Companies of NE Iowa Hospital beds Howard Allamakee Clayton Fayette Winneshiek 2007 Counts 25 25 50 89 25 Ambulances Howard Allamakee Clayton Fayette Winneshiek Number of providers 1 5 5 6 2

Hospitals of NE Iowa and Shortage Designation Areas Clayton Fayette Allamakee Howard Winneshiek Health manpower shortage area Medically underserved area

Rural Health Clinics of NE Iowa Clayton Fayette Allamakee Howard Winneshiek Health manpower shortage area Medically underserved area Hospital Rural health clinic

Emergency Personnel

Community use of their Health Profile
Communities use profiles to:
To hypothesize about health status & issues,
To measure year by year health trends,
To establish benchmarks & set goals
To build community support for health & wellness directions.

Community Conversation
What piece of information jumps out at you from these slides?
Is there more data that needs to be gathered?
What do you think would be most important to work on for the good of the people in your community?
Where do we go from here?

NE Iowa County Health Profile

by iowafoodandfitness on Oct 15, 2008

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