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COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT

Miami-Dade Developing a New Community Health Plan

The Miami-Dade County Health Department is working on its updated county-wide health assessment in response to the State Health Improvement Plan that seeks to hit 18 goals in improving Floridians’ health. Working with and within the community, they will complete a new assessment and then update the county’s goals together. Members of the health department, coalitions, and groups within the county work collaboratively to include health in all policies. Miami-Dade’s new 5-year Community Health Plan will be released by the middle of 2019. Learn More at Miami Today, May 8, 2018

What's New

2015 cancer incidence data has been added.
High school graduation rates are now provided by race and ethnicity for white, black and Hispanic populations.

Quick Facts

In 2016, 81.4% of men and 79.7% of women said their health was good or excellent.
In 2016, 66.5% of men and 77.1% of women reported they had a personal doctor.
In 2016, the top three leading causes of death for men were heart diseases, cancer and unintentional injury.
In 2016, men had an age-adjusted unintentional injury death rate of 77.5 per 100,000, while the rate for women was 34.8 per 100,000.
In 2017, 69.7% of men and 56.7% of women were overweight or obese.
In 2016, 27.1% of men in Florida reported that they were sedentary compared with 32.3% of women.
In 2016, 21.7% of men reported they engaged in heavy or binge drinking compared with 13.7% of women.
Males with an MSM exposure were more likely than any other persons living with HIV to be co-infected with HIV and syphilis in 2016.
Fifty percent of Caribbean-born adults diagnosed with HIV in 2016 were Hispanic males.

Estimated Births

*Since Jan 01,

98554.7826086956

Did You Know?

You can get data about HIV/AIDS cases by risk group by selecting “Mode of Transmission.”
Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance data can be filtered for men and women using the “Select Dimension” option.
Use the “Change Groupings” feature in FloridaCHARTS.com viewer windows to compare health statistics for men and women.
Using CHARTS Query systems, you can compare health statistics for men and women by moving the filter for “sex” to the column area.