Data
The Community Health Assessment Clearinghouse has useful data resources. Starting by reviewing data offered by your state can save time.
New York State Data
- Community Health Data Set: County-level data in 18 health focus areas. The focus areas are: Demographic and Socioeconomic Characteristics, Physical Activity and Fitness, Nutrition, Tobacco Use, Substance Abuse: Alcohol and Other Drugs, Family Planning, Violent and Abusive Behavior, Unintentional Injuries, Oral Health, Maternal and Infant Health, Child and Adolescent Health, Heart Disease and Stroke, Cancer, Chronic Conditions, HIV Infection, Sexually Transmitted Disease, Immunization, and Infectious Diseases.
- County Health Assessment Indicators (CHAI): The New York State County Health Assessment Indicator (CHAI) Reports consist of a series of tables presenting selected public health indicators by 14 health topic areas. Each topic contains an "ABOUT" section defining the listed indicators, describing the source of data and identifying a contact person. These public health indicators and presentation format were developed with input from state and local health department representatives.
- County Health Indicator Profiles: Brief county level summary data related to sociodemographics, perinatal health, mortality, morbidity and hospitalizations.
- My Community's Health and EpiQuery: Interactive web-based data query system, EpiQuery, provides users with access to information from the New York City (NYC) Community Health Survey, NYC Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS), and NYC Vital Statistics data. In addition, there are links to NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene's data publications.
- New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) Program Data: AIDS/HIV, Expanded Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (EBRFSS), BRFSS, Cancer, Communicable Disease, Managed Care, Hospital Discharge Data, Lead and Vital Statistics.
- Data by New York State Department of Health partners' data links: Data related to child well-being, mental health, socioeconmic data, substance abuse, and traffic safety.
- Sociodemographic data sources:
State Data Links
Assessment data links from states or with state-level data.
National Health Data
National health-related data and sociodemographic data links
Data training links:
Links to data analysis, interpretation and utilization training.