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Novel Coronavirus: COVID-19

On February 28, 2020 the World Health Organization officials upgraded its global risk assessment of the novel coronavirus' potential for spread and impact from "high" to "very high." The Florida Department of Health (Department) is working closely with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to monitor the current outbreak 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

DOH-Escambia and DOH-Santa Rosa Interactive Data Walk Invites Non-traditional Community Partners and Conversation

Attendees at the Interactive Data Walk

On February 20, 2020, Escambia and Santa Rosa CHDs participated in an interactive data walk. This event allowed more than 200 community members from a variety of disciplines including faith-based, business and non-profits to interact with 43 data indicators that explained the intersection of health and social determinants for these two counties. The two CHDs, hospitals, behavioral health and non-profits have been meeting to discuss how to implement a cross-county collective impact effort to bring non-traditional partners into the health improvement planning process since April of 2019. Mental health, prenatal care and increasing access to county resources were identified as important areas on which to focus.

February was National Children’s Dental Health Month

An individual’s oral health should be maintained across the lifespan, starting in childhood. Tooth decay, a common chronic condition of childhood in the US, affects one in four of Florida’s 3rd grade children. February’s observation of National Children’s Dental Health Month provided an opportunity for county health departments to educate the community. Several counties provided dental health services to children and participated in outreaches to teach children about the importance of dental health. Click one of the links below to read more about some of these activities.

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Healthy Weight, Nutrition & Physical Activity – The key to healthy weight is a lifestyle with healthy eating and physical activity.

What's New

The Opioid Use Dashboard has been updated with more 2018 data.
4-panel viewers have been added for each of the birth defects in the Birth Defects Profile.
Florida Youth Tobacco Survey data has been added back to CHARTS.
High school graduation rates for 2018-19 have been released.
Students with disabilities enrolled in pre-K programs and students absent from school 21 or more days have 2018-19 data.
WIC indicators now have data for 2018-19.
Data for elementary and middle school students not promoted for 2018-19 has been updated.
The Child Health Status Profile has been updated with more 2019 data.

Quick Facts

Florida’s age-adjusted colorectal cancer incidence rate declined from 2007 to 2017, from 42.2 to 35.2 per 100,000 population.
Florida’s age-adjusted death rate for colorectal cancer decreased from 19.7 per 100,000 population in 1998 to 13.3 per 100,000 in 2018.
Take action to get regular colorectal cancer screening beginning at age 50. After age 75, talk to your healthcare provider to decide whether to get screened.
The risk of developing colorectal cancer increases with age and is greater among men than in women.
There are 50,378 occupied housing units in Florida that lack complete kitchen facilities.
In 2017, 13.4% of Floridians did not have consistent access to enough food.
Among 19-21 year-olds in 2018, there was a rate of 20.9 per 100,000 population who were hospitalized for eating disorders.
In 2018, over 6,000 Floridians died from diabetes.
In 2018, 12.6% of Floridians have ever had diabetes and an additional 10.8% have had pre-diabetes.
There were 591 cases of tuberculosis (TB) in Florida in 2018.
Between 2012 and 2016, the rate of babies born with Down syndrome was 12.7 per 10,000 live births.
There were over 27,000 babies born with birth defects in Florida between 2012 and 2016.

Estimated Births

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Did You Know?

More than 100 social and economic measures are available by county and census tract in the Social and Economic Factors Report.
Data is available by census tract and ZIP code for your county in the Community Maps.
Counts of reportable diseases are updated each week on CHARTS.
A searchable data update list is available with detailed information about changes to FLHealthCHARTS.com.
2019 population estimates were updated in December and provide the foundation for rate calculations for 2019 health status indicators.