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Community Health

Status Assessment

C la y C o u n ty H e a lth D ep a rtm e n t

,D e ce m b e r 7 2 0 1 1


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Identify current trends Improvement or negative decline in health

indicators?

Highlight countys healthstrengths and weaknesses Is county doing better or worse compared

to state/nation?

Identify gaps in dataDo we need more information?

Where can we make a difference?

G o a ls fo r co m m u n ity h e a lth

p re se n ta tio n


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Provides science-based, 10-yearobjectives for improving the healthof all Americans

Provides measurablegoals/benchmarks that areapplicable at the national, state,and local levels

Healthy people 2020


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Demographic and Socioeconomic Characteristics

General Health and Access to CareMaternal and Child Health

Indicators

Chronic Disease Indicators

Infectious Disease Indicators

Table of contents


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Demographic &socioeconomiccharacteristics


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Population (Table 1.1)

Decreasing population

Aging population

Race/Ethnicity (Table 1.2)

Predominantly white population, 97.7%

Demographics


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Median household income


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Population in poverty


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Unemployment rate


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Educational attainment


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Strengths

Low cost of living

Showingimprovement ineducationalattainment

Concerns

Decreasing/aging

populationMore poverty

Less highereducation

Summary


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General health &access to care


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Mortality rates

Clay IL

1317.4 803.3

318.5 188.7

311.3 202.5

108.6 43.5

94.1 44.9

* 8.9

Crude Mortality Rates, 2008

Cancer

Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease

Coronary Heart

Cerebrovascular

Chronic Liver Disease

All Deaths

* If


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Population uninsured


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Strengths

Lower percentage

of populationuninsuredcompared tostate

Concerns

Higher mortality

rates comparedto state

Summary


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Maternal & childhealth indicators


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Teen Birth

Rate

Clay

County

Illinois US2009 11.8% 9.6% 9.9%

Teen Birth rate

T h e ch ild re n o f te e n a g e m o th e rs are m o re like ly to h a ve lo w e r sch o o l

ach iev e m e n t d rop ou t of h ig h scho o l

h a v e m o re h e a lth p ro b le m s b e in ca rce ra te d a t so m e tim e d u rin g

a d o le sce n ce

g ive b irth a s a te e n a g e r

face u n e m p lo ym e n t as a yo u n g ad u lt


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Smoking during pregnancy


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Drinking during pregnancy


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Strengths

Percent receivingadequateprenatal care

Percent of motherswith high school

degree

Concerns

Teen birth rate

Low/very low birthweight & pretermbabies

Percent of moms

who smokeduring pregnancy

Summary


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Chronic diseaseindicators


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Mortality rates

Clay IL

1317.4 803.3

318.5 188.7

311.3 202.5

108.6 43.5

94.1 44.9

* 8.9

Crude Mortality Rates, 2008

Cancer

Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease

Coronary Heart

Cerebrovascular

Chronic Liver Disease

All Deaths

* If


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Page 12, Table 4.2: Cancer Incidence &Mortality Rates

Clay County males higher incidencerates vs. state

Mortality rates similar to state

Cancer


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diabetes


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Obesity


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Physical activity


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Tobacco


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Strengths

Successful cancerscreeningprograms

Improvement indiabetes andtobacco

Concerns

Tobacco still wellabove HP 2020

target

Summary


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Infectious DiseaseIndicators


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Rates of sexually transmitteddiseases lower than state rates

Summary


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