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1 Jackson Health Dashboard Health Indices County Health Rankings, Outcome: Health Outcome Rank Gauge scale from left to right: 92 to 1 63 County Health Rankings, Behavior: Health Behavior Rank Gauge scale from left to right: 92 to 1 Overall Health Overall Death Rate: Deaths per 100,000 population (age-adjusted) 82 Gauge scale from left to right: 1,169 to Premature Death Rate: Potential years of life lost prior to age 75 per 100,000 population (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 13,580 to 3,920 8, , ,466 Fair or Poor Health Status: Adults (%) 18 and older with a fair or poor self-rated health status Gauge scale from left to right: 29 to Physically Unhealthy Days: Physically unhealthy days (average) during the previous 30 days Gauge scale from left to right: 7 to Mentally Unhealthy Days: Mentally unhealthy days (average) during the previous 30 days Gauge scale from left to right: 7 to Preventable Hospitalizations: Hospitalizations for ambulatory care-sensitive conditions per 10,000 population (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 341 to Access to Healthcare Services & Public Health Capacity Adult Health Insurance Coverage: Adults (%) 18 to 64 who currently lack health insurance Gauge scale from left to right: 35 to
2 Child Health Insurance Coverage: Children (%) under age 18 who currently lack health insurance Gauge scale from left to right: 20 to Could Not See Doctor Due to Cost: Adults (%) who could not see a doctor in the previous 12 months due to cost Gauge scale from left to right: 25 to Primary Care Physician Ratio: Primary health care physicians to population ratio Gauge scale from left to right: 14,258 to Health Department Capacity: Local health department staffers to population ratio Gauge scale from left to right: 14,409 to 1,291 3, ,187.0 Maternal, Fetal & Infant Health Teen Births: Births to teenagers age 15 to 19 per 1,000 females Gauge scale from left to right: 54 to Premature Births: Births (%) considered premature (<37 weeks) Gauge scale from left to right: 20 to Low Birth Weight: Newborns (%) with low birth weight (<2,500 grams) Gauge scale from left to right: 15 to Prenatal Care: Births (%) where prenatal care began during first trimester Gauge scale from left to right: 90 to Prenatal Smoking: Births (%) where mother smoked during pregnancy Gauge scale from left to right: 33 to 1 Exercise, Nutrition & Weight Adult Obesity: Adults (%) 18 and older considered obese
3 Gauge scale from left to right: 50 to Initiated Breastfeeding at Birth: Mothers (%) who ever breastfed their babies Gauge scale: 51 to Adult Physical Inactivity: Adults (%) 20 and older reporting no leisure time physical activity Gauge scale from left to right: 39 to Substance Use & Abuse Adult Smoking: Adults (%) 18 and older who are current smokers Oral Gauge scale from left to right: 45 to Adult Excessive Drinking: Adults (%) 18 and older who are binge or heavy drinkers Gauge scale from left to right: 30 to Controlled Substance Prescriptions: Controlled substance prescriptions filled and entered into INSPECT per person in the defined region Gauge scale from left to right: 3 to 0 Health Annual Dental Visit: Dental visit at least once in past year by adults (%) Gauge scale: 56 to 82 Cancer Cancer Incidence: Cancer, new invasive cases (all sites combined) per 100,000 population (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 572 to Cancer Mortality: Cancer deaths (all sites combined) per 100,000 population (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 254 to Lung Cancer Incidence Rate: Lung cancer, new cases per 100,000 population (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 110 to
4 74.3 Lung Cancer Mortality Rate: Lung cancer deaths per 100,000 population (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 110 to Colorectal Cancer Incidence: Colorectal cancer, new cases per 100,000 population (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 80 to Colorectal Cancer Mortality Rate: Colorectal cancer deaths per 100,000 population (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 35 to Female Breast Cancer Incidence: Breast cancer, new female cases per 100,000 females (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 150 to Female Breast Cancer Mortality: Breast cancer female deaths per 100,000 females (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 35 to Prostate Cancer Incidence: Prostate cancer, new cases per 100,000 males (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 175 to Prostate Cancer Mortality: Prostate cancer deaths per 100,000 males (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 25 to Colorectal Cancer Screening: Adults (%) 50 and older who've ever had a sigmoidoscopy or colonoscopy Gauge scale: 36 to Pap Screening: Women (%) 18 and older who reported having a Pap smear during the previous two years Gauge scale: 77 to 100 Heart Disease & Stroke Diabetes Prevalence: Adults (%) 18 and older with medically diagnosed diabetes
5 Gauge scale from left to right: 15 to Diabetes Mortality: Diabetes deaths per 100,000 population (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 90 to Kidney Disease Mortality: Renal disease deaths per 100,000 population (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 30 to 9 Respiratory Diseases Heart Disease Hospitalization: Heart disease hospital admissions per 10,000 population (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 133 to Heart Disease Mortality: Heart disease deaths per 100,000 population (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 205 to Stroke Hospitalization: Stroke hospital admissions per 10,000 population Gauge scale from left to right: 38 to Stroke Mortality: Stroke deaths per 100,000 population (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 97 to Mental Health & Mental Disorders Asthma Emergency Department Visits: Asthma emergency room visits per 10,000 population (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 120 to Child Asthma Emergency Department Visits: Asthma emergency room visits among children 5 to 17 per 10,000 population Gauge scale from left to right: 140 to Asthma Hospitalization: Asthma hospital admissions per 10,000 population (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 35 to
6 Child Asthma Hospitalization: Asthma hospital admissions among children 5 to 17 per 10,000 population (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 25 to Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease Mortality: Chronic lower respiratory disease deaths per 100,000 population (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 90 to Arthritis & Orthopedic Conditions Inadequate Social Support: Adults (%) 18 and older without social or emotional support Gauge scale from left to right: 30 to Alzheimer's Disease Mortality: Alzheimer's disease deaths per 100,000 population (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 75 to 0 Injury Prevention & Safety Arthritis Prevalence: Adults (%) 18 and older who have ever been diagnosed with arthritis Gauge scale from left to right: 45 to Arthritis Hospitalization: Arthritis hospital admissions per 10,000 population (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 50 to 9 Infectious Diseases Unintentional Injury Mortality: Injury (unintentional) deaths per 100,000 population (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 100 to Suicide Mortality: Suicide deaths per 100,000 population (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 51 to Traffic Injury Mortality: Traffic injury deaths per 100,000 population (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 50 to Homicide Mortality: Homicide deaths per 100,000 population (age-adjusted)
7 Gauge scale from left to right: 20 to Injury Emergency Department Visits: Injury emergency room visits per 10,000 population (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 1,000 to 120 1, Injury Hospitalization: Injury hospital admissions per 10,000 population (age-adjusted) Gauge scale from left to right: 110 to Trauma Hospital Travel Time: Average drive time (minutes) to the nearest trauma center Gauge scale from left to right: 102 to 3 Transportation Enteric (Intestinal) Disease Infections: Enteric (intestinal) disease cases (probable and confirmed) per 100,000 population Gauge scale from left to right: 110 to Recommended Infant Immunizations: Infants (%) fully immunized and recorded in 's immunization registry (CHIRP) (Data at health district level, not county level) Gauge scale: 25 to HIV Prevalence: HIV, existing cases per 100,000 population Gauge scale from left to right: 515 to Chlamydia Incidence: Chlamydia, new cases per 100,000 population Gauge scale from left to right: 1,105 to 75 Education Work Travel Time: Travel time to work (average aggregate minutes) Gauge scale from left to right: 36 to 16 Economy ISTEP+ Math and English: I-Step+ Grades 3 to 8 - Public school students who passed (%)
8 Gauge scale: 50 to Educational Achievement: High School degree or higher - Adults 25 and older (%) Gauge scale: 50 to 100 Environment Liquor Store Density: Liquor stores per 100,000 population Gauge scale from left to right: 40 to Grocery Stores Density: Grocery stores per 100,000 population Gauge scale: 5 to Fast Food Density: Fast food (limited service) restaurants per 10,000 population Gauge scale from left to right: 100 to 5 Public Safety Violent Crime: Violent crimes per 100,000 population Gauge scale from left to right: 1,125 to 10 Government & Politics Voter Turnout: Registered voters (%) who voted in previous presidential general election Gauge scale: 25 to This website is supported by the Grant or Cooperative Agreement Number 1NB01OT , funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the official view of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention or the Department of Health and Human Services. It is developed and maintained by the Business Research Center at University's Kelley School of Business. Copyright 2017 INdicators. All rights reserved.
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