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COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT

DOH-Columbia encourages healthy habits at Kiwanis Kid's Day in Lake City

On Saturday, May 18th, DOH staff distributed information on vaccines, bike safety, physical activity, healthy eating, infant safe sleep, and gave out over 300 toothbrushes to children in Lake City. It was a hot day, but RN Supervisor Sarah White did her part to keep even Smokey the Bear cool!

DOH-Calhoun Runs with Health Education

Blountstown Fire Department hosted its 8th annual Catfish Crawl 5k run on May 18, 2019 attracting over 600 people including both locals and visitors from across the panhandle. DOH-Calhoun partnered with the Blountstown Fire Department at this event to address priorities including tobacco, healthy babies and preparedness. Calhoun County Tobacco Prevention has participated in making this a tobacco-free event for two consecutive years!

DOH-Collier Educates College Bound Students Regarding Family Planning and STDs

DOH-Collier provided a presentation to The Immokalee Foundation Post-Secondary Program/Summer Boot Camp on Family Planning and STDs. Forty-six students who were preparing for college attended. Topics included safe sex, birth control, STDs and HIV, HPV vaccine, emotional/physical abusive relationships, condom education, and available services. The students asked numerous questions regarding STD transmission, fertility issues, contraception, and the cost of testing, and several scheduled screenings or appointments.

Data Placemats Inform about Health Disparities

DOH-Walton and the Walton Community Health Improvement Partnership are partnering to provide community data placemats for tables at the Caring and Sharing of South Walton’s Communities of Transformation program. The program is led by the SoWal Community Chaplain, a WCHIP member, with the mission of moving families from surviving to thriving by developing personal leadership skills and building authentic relationships. There are over 50 participants that meet weekly. The placemats assist participants in understanding the needs of the community by looking at health disparities and the social determinants of health.

Florida Counties Actively Improving Community Health

Effective Community Health Improvement Planning is about being a health detective, understanding root causes, creating appropriate strategies for improving things, and working toward continuous improvement. Data and partnerships are the foundation of both the Community Health Assessment and the Community Health Improvement Pan. Read more to learn about some Florida Counties engaged in this process:

What's New

2018 data about sexually transmitted diseases was released.
Population estimates for 2018 and forward were updated.

Quick Facts

In 2017, there were 451 deaths due to viral hepatitis.
In 2017, 276 cases of hepatitis A were reported in Florida, up from 122 in 2016. All could have been prevented with the vaccine.
In 2017, 745 cases of acute hepatitis B were reported in Florida. All could have been prevented with the vaccine.
In 2017, 4,927 cases of chronic hepatitis B were newly reported in Florida.
In 2017, 464 cases of hepatitis B in pregnant women were reported in Florida.
In 2017, 405 cases of acute hepatitis C were reported in Florida, up from 301 in 2016.
In 2017, chronic liver disease and cirrhosis was Florida’s 10th leading cause of death, accounting for 3,080 deaths.
Hepatitis causes inflammation of the liver and can result in chronic liver disease, liver cirrhosis and liver cancer.
With treatment, most children with orofacial clefts do well and lead a healthy life.
The Florida Birth Defects Profile provides data about rates of birth defects in Florida.
About 270 infants are born each year in Florida with orofacial clefts (cleft lip, cleft palate or both).
In 2016, there were 6,747 new cases of melanoma, with an age-adjusted rate of 24.8 per 100,000.
In 2017, unintentional drowning rates were 2.0 per 100,000 for all ages, but they were 6.0 per 100,000 for 0–4-year-olds.

Estimated Births

*Since Jan 01,

113786.028985507

Did You Know?

You can change ages, rate types, races and more using the buttons at the top of the CHARTS 4-panel viewer pages.
Most CHARTS reports can be exported to Excel. Look for the Excel graphic in the CHARTS report pages.
Zip code and census-tract data is available through the CHARTS’ Data Queries and Community Tools.