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COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT

Cribs for Kids and Safe Sleep Ambassador Training Kicks Off in Alachua County

One goal in Florida’s State Health Improvement Plan is to reduce infant mortality by advancing safe sleep behaviors among families of infants. Florida Healthy Babies in Alachua has successfully created a partnership between the Department of Health in Alachua and Cribs for Kids. Together, they are using consistent safe sleep messaging and the Safe Sleep Ambassador training with the WIC program, DOH Alachua staff and community partners. Learn more

Escambia and Santa Rosa Release 2019 Community Health Needs Assessment Report

Escambia and Santa Rosa’s sixth combined Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) Report was approved for public distribution on December 11 by the Live Well Partnership Steering Committee. The Partnership brings together both public health systems to develop a collaborative CHNA document that identifies the health needs and concerns of the two neighboring communities. The 2019 CHNA will serve as a blueprint for the upcoming Community Health Improvement Plan.

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Community Health Needs Assessment Underway in Volusia County

DOH-Volusia has begun taking a leading role in developing the next Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) for Volusia County. The agency is working in collaboration with governmental and nongovernmental partners. Once the CHNA is completed in the spring, it will serve as the basis for the Community Health Improvement Plan, which identifies priority issues, develops and implements strategies for action and establishes accountability to ensure measurable improvement. The county's current Community Health Improvement Plan runs through 2019 and is online at volusiahealth.com/planning.

DOH- Manatee Stands Up at Veterans’ Stand Down Event

The DOH-Manatee recently participated in a community-wide Stand Down Event providing resources to local veterans, including many homeless. The event was held at the Manatee County Fairgrounds with more than 50 partner agencies and community organizations. More than 300 participants benefitted, receiving health coaching, educational materials and flu shots.

DOH Union Celebrates World Diabetes Day

DOH-Union County recently celebrated World Diabetes Day as part of National Diabetes Awareness Month. Staff provided free prediabetes screenings, blood sugar testing, and information on local prediabetes and diabetes self-management classes available in the community.

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What's New

Population estimates for 2010–2023 were updated on December 30th.
Estimates of the 15-17 and 18-19 race, ethnicity and gender breakouts were updated for 2010-2017
The Social and Economic Factors Report has the very latest census estimates from the 5-year American Communities Survey (2013-2017).
Estimates from the 5-year American Communities Survey (2013-2017) are included in county profile reports and indicator data tables.
Unemployment rate data for 2012-2017 are now available.
All 2017 hospitalization and emergency department visit data were updated including injury, unintended injury, and chronic diseases.
Hospitalizations from diabetes (2015-2017) data were updated using a revised set of ICD-10 codes.
Hospitalizations from congestive heart failure (1992-2017) data were updated using a revised set of ICD-10 codes.

Quick Facts

Cardiovascular conditions are the most common kinds of birth defects.
The age-adjusted lung cancer death rate decreased from 57.3 per 100,000 deaths in 1998 to 37.0 in 2017.
In 2016, 15.5% of adults reported they were current smokers.
In 2016, 62.1% of Florida’s smokers had tried to quit smoking in the past year.
Fewer mothers are smoking during pregnancy: 11.2% in 1998 and 4.8% in 2017.
In 2016, 58.0% of Florida adults reported they never smoked, up from 56.2% in 2015.
The age-adjusted cervical cancer death rate decreased from 3.6 per 100,000 in 1998 to 2.8 in 2017.
In 2016, 80.5% of adults said their overall health was “good” to “excellent.”
Reduce your risk of cervical cancer by not smoking.
The American Cancer Society reports that smoking doubles your risk for cervical cancer.
Increase your chance of having a healthy baby by preventing infections before and during pregnancy. #Prevent2Protect

Estimated Births

*Since Jan 01,

12304.5072463768

Did You Know?

The Florida birth defects profile report is now available.
Get information about the Florida Birth Defects Registry and birth defects in Florida.
Behavioral risk data (BRFSS) provides data about health-related risk behaviors, chronic health conditions and use of preventive services.
YPLL is an estimate of premature death based on years of life lost less than age 75 for a given population and time period.
A crude rate is the total number of events in an area divided by the population in that area.
When the age profiles of populations are quite different, use age-adjusted rates to compare data.
The MOV statistic in CHARTS compares a county’s rate to the state’s rate.
CHARTS’s trend graphs compare data over time. The County Health Status Summary profile tests for significance of a trend.
Get Information about infant mortality in Florida.