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Novel Coronavirus: COVID-19

The Florida Department of Health is working closely with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to monitor the spread of COVID-19 and is actively working to ensure that the most up-to-date CDC guidance is quickly and accurately disseminated to local partners.

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COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT

Thank you public health employees, first responders, health care workers and all other heroes for your diligence and dedication during the COVID-19 crisis.

Partnerships to Promote Wellness

Edwardo & Elena Gonzalez, employees of the Florida
Department of Health, helping to setup the event to
promote wellness offering influenza & hepatitis-A
vaccines at the Charlotte County Homeless Coalition.

DOH-Charlotte has partnered with Humana health services and the Homeless Coalition to promote and provide the Flu vaccine for those most in need including the indigent, homeless, unemployed, under employed, elderly and many others in our community. Hep A vaccines are also being offered along with 100 “goodie bags” provided by Humana. Bags contain basic hygiene items, disposable masks, hand sanitizer, blankets, socks and educational material from our Health Promotions team. Because of this important work, many homeless and uninsured were able to get influenza and hepatitis-A vaccinations. By meeting people in their location of need, the stress of trying to find transportation is eliminated and the vaccines are readily available to many more members of the community. Feel good about the good!!!

Partnering with the WellFlorida Council

WellFlorida Councils’ distribution table at the testing event.

DOH-Columbia County, in partnership with the WellFlorida Council, is providing free HIV testing at the drive through COVID-19 testing site. Visitors can receive a COVID-19 swab and then opt into an oral swab for HIV. DOH employees provide HIV informational cards to each person being tested for COVID-19 during registration. This gives clients the opportunity to confidentially test for HIV from the comfort of their car. Additionally, this service provides access to testing for individuals that would not normally think of being tested.

Health Equity Profile and Video Released

The cover image of the Hillsborough Health Equity Profile representing diversity in Hillsborough County.

DOH-Hillsborough recently released two public education pieces, a profile and video, telling the story of health equity in Hillsborough. While equity issues have been much on the forefront of awareness in 2020, health equity is not well understood by many outside the arena of public health. These first-ever health equity publications for Hillsborough are data and graphic rich explanations of how some groups come to be worse off than other groups in terms of health. Both pieces incorporated numerous sources of data. Chief among those data was FLHealthCHARTS.com, which is an invaluable resource to Florida constituents. The profile and video are currently being used by leaders throughout Hillsborough County in evaluating their equity work and plans.

Focus On

Injury, Safety and Violence – Unintentional injuries are the fourth leading cause of death in Florida overall after heart disease, cancer and stroke.

What's New

The Opioid Use Dashboard now has 2020 Quarter 1 and 2 data for Suspected Non-fatal Overdose - Opioid and All-Drug
2019 Medicare Enrollment data is available
2017 data for Severe Housing Problems is available
2019 data for Total Drug Arrests, Adult Drug Arrests and Juvenile Drug Arrests is available
State-level 2019 data for BRFSS has been released
CHARTS has 2019 data for CMS Clients
2019 data for Medical Foster Care Children is available
2017 data for Tuberculosis Patients Completing Therapy is available
CHARTS has 2019 data for foster care (out of home care) for children <1 and children 1-4
Released 2019 data for a number of indicators with FDLE crime data

Quick Facts

In 2019, there were over 19,000 tobacco-related cancer deaths in Florida.
In 2019, an estimated 14.8% of adults in Florida were current smokers.
In 2019, 9.5% of youth ages 11-17 reported that they have ever tried cigarettes.
59% of current adult smokers have tried to quit smoking in the past year.
66.8% of adults age 65 or older have ever received a pneumococcal vaccination.
In 2019, there were over 6,500 deaths from Alzheimer’s disease in Florida.
11.7% of Florida adults have diabetes and an additional 9.1% have pre-diabetes.
In 2019, over 23,000 infants were born premature (<37 weeks gestational age).

Estimated Births

*Since Jan 01,

188865.258741259

Did You Know?

Social and economic indicators from the census are available in the Social & Economic Factors report.
A link in the Social & Economic Factors report takes you directly to your county of choice in the Community Map.
The Community Map has a feature that tests for statistically significant changes in a census tract or zip code between two 5-year time periods.
The MOV in CHARTS is the probable range of values resulting from random fluctuations in the number of events.
Provisional data for the current year are available in the Data Query section of CHARTS.
Provisional data in query systems are updated weekly and include all data entered for the current year.

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