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Improving Community Health through Planning and Partnerships

Improving Community Health through Planning and Partnerships. Fluvanna Community Health Assessment Council. Today. Brief Data Review CTSA Survey Results Selecting priorities. School readiness SNAP enrollment decreased while Medicaid enrollment increased

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Improving Community Health through Planning and Partnerships

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  1. Improving Community Health through Planning and Partnerships Fluvanna Community Health Assessment Council

  2. Today • Brief Data Review • CTSA Survey Results • Selecting priorities

  3. School readiness SNAP enrollment decreased while Medicaid enrollment increased Ratio of PCP’s & MH providers to population Food stores by type-more stores participate in SNAP than WIC Alcohol & MV crashes / fatalities Alcohol access – Fluvanna has more liquor stores / breweries / wineries per population than Louisa Drug use-marijuana in high school students Depression-rate higher in females Suicide attempts Homelessness-esp. the impact it can have on children Low access to parks & recreational opportunities Housing-lack of affordable rental housing causing people to move to other areas Adult abuse & neglect-higher in Fluvanna than VA Homicide rate increased in Fluvanna Alcohol related fatalities Heart disease prevalence Diabetes-prevalence higher in Fluvanna than Louisa or VA Diabetes PQI higher in Fluvanna than Louisa Suicide rate—increased Mortality rates & suicide rates-racial disparities Falls Topics that Stood Out:

  4. School Readiness

  5. School Readiness,Kindergarteners Whose PALS-K Scores Were Below Kindergarten Readiness Levels 2014-15 School Year 9% Fluvanna 13% Virginia Source: Kids Count

  6. SNAP enrollment decreased while Medicaid enrollment increased

  7. Households Receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Benefits2010-2014 Data Source: Virginia Department of Social Services, SNAP Participation Report.

  8. Medicaid EnrollmentPercent of Population Enrolled, State FY 2015 Source: DSS. Local DSS FY 2015 Profile

  9. Ratio of PCP & MH providers to population in Fluvanna

  10. Number of Primary Care Physicians2012 There is 1 Primary Care Physician for every: Data source: U.S. County Health Rankings

  11. Number of Mental Health Providers 2014 There is 1 Mental Health Provider for every: Data source: U.S. County Health Rankings

  12. Food Stores by Type-More stores participate in SNAP, not WIC

  13. Types of Food Stores per 1,000 Population, 2008-12 Source: US Department of Agriculture. Food Environment Atlas

  14. Alcohol-related car crashes & fatalities

  15. Percent of Motor Vehicle Crashes that were Alcohol-Related by Place of Occurrence, 3 Year Averages, 2000-13 Source: Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles-Virginia Crash Facts

  16. Percent of Motor Vehicle Fatalities that were Alcohol-Related by Place of Occurrence, 3 Year Averages, 2000-13 Source: Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles-Virginia Crash Facts

  17. Alcohol Access-Fluvanna has more liquor stores/breweries/wineries per population than Louisa

  18. Liquor Store Access Rate, Breweries, Wineries, and Liquor Stores per 100,000 population2008-2013 Source: U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns, 2008-2013, using NAICS codes 312120, 312130, & 445310. U.S. Census Population Data

  19. Drug Use in High School Students

  20. Source: Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC). Youth Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Survey, 2015.

  21. Source: Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC). Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System (YRBSS), 2015.

  22. Depression-Rate higher in females

  23. Adolescent Mental Health-Depression in High School Students (Grades 9-12) Feeling Sad or Hopeless by Gender, 2011-13 Source: Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC). Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS)

  24. Suicidal Thoughts/ Suicide Attempts in High School Students

  25. Source: Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC). Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS), 2015.

  26. Source: Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC). Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS)

  27. Source: Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC). Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS), 2015.

  28. Source: Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC). Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS)

  29. Homelessness-Especially the impact it can have on children

  30. Homelessness in TJHD, 2004-15 Source: Thomas Jefferson Area Coalition for the Homeless (TJACH)

  31. Homelessness in TJHD, 2015 Source: Thomas Jefferson Area Coalition for the Homeless (TJACH)

  32. Homelessness in TJHD, 2012 Source: Thomas Jefferson Area Coalition for the Homeless (TJACH)

  33. Housing-Lack of affordable rental housing causing people to move to other areas

  34. Owner-Occupied Housing Units, 2009-13 Renter-Occupied Housing Units, 2009-13 Source: Community Commons Community Health Assessment Indicators Report: Physical Environment

  35. Vacant Housing Units, 2009-13 Source: Community Commons Community Health Assessment Indicators Report: Physical Environment

  36. HUD-Assisted Housing Units, Rate per 10,000 Housing Units, 2013 Source: Community Commons Community Health Assessment Indicators Report: Physical Environment

  37. Substandard Housing Units, Percent Occupied Housing Units with One or More Substandard Conditions, 2009-13 Source: Community Commons Community Health Assessment Indicators Report: Physical Environment

  38. Number of Persons in HUD-defined Permanent Housing, 2013-15 Source: Thomas Jefferson Area Coalition for the Homeless (TJACH)

  39. Low access to parks and recreational opportunities

  40. Percent of Population with Adequate Access to Exercise Opportunities, Fluvanna,2010-13 Source: U.S. County Health Rankings

  41. Percent of Population Living within ½ mile of a park, 2010 Source: CDC. National Environmental Public Health Tracking Network

  42. Adult abuse and neglect-higher in Fluvanna than in VA

  43. Adult Abuse & Neglect (Founded Reports), Rates Per 1,000 Adults, 3 Year Averages, 2006-13 Source: Virginia Department of Social Services. Adult Services Program Report

  44. Homicide rate-increased in Fluvanna

  45. Family and Intimate Partner Homicide Rate per 100,000 Population, 7-Year Rolling Averages, 1999-2013 Source: Office of the Chief Medical Examiner. Family & Intimate Partner Homicide in VA's Cities & Counties, 1999-2013

  46. Homicide Source: Virginia Department of Health, Virginia Online Injury Reporting System

  47. Heart Disease Prevalence

  48. Heart Disease, 2011-12 Source: Community Commons Community Health Needs Assessment Report for TJHD Localities-Health Outcomes. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Survey (BRFSS). Additional data analysis by CARES. 2011-2012. Source geography: County.

  49. Heart Disease in Medicare Beneficiaries (Mainly Adults 65+ Years), 2012 Source: Community Commons Community Health Needs Assessment Report for TJHD Localities-Health Outcomes. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. 2012. Source geography: County

  50. Diabetes-Prevalence higher in Fluvanna than in Louisa or VA

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