Community Identification and Introduction: The State of New York

Community Identification and Introduction: The State of New York
Community Data

Directions: Utilize different databases to gather data to assess the community’s health status and to identify vulnerable populations in the community. For example: The CDC National Vital Statistics Report @ /nchs/hus/gettingstarted.htm and /nchs/products/nvsr.htm .You will also need to access for your state. For example: http://chfs.ky.gov/dph/vital/2005+Vital+Statistics+Reports.htm for Kentucky.
Submit the completed table in the assignment area.

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Assessment Findings & Any Pertinent Analysis of Findings. (CDC, 2022)

Live Births:

The year 2019 recorded 220, 536 live births

General Deaths:

The state reports 616 deaths for every 100, 00 people.

Mortality Rate:

9.075 as of 2022.

Infant Community Deaths:

The infant mortality rate is at 3.9, meaning that’s the number of infants who die for every 1000 live births.

Heart:
Deaths:
Living with:

In 2017, the State of New York recorded 44,092 deaths related to heart diseases. The number of deaths related to heart diseases translate to a rate of 171.2 which ranks New York seventeenth in the country. The national rate for heart diseases is 165.0 meaning New York has a rate higher than the national average. Heart diseases is the leading cause of death in New York.

Cancer:
Community Death/Cases:

The state reported 34,956 cancer related deaths in 2017. The data translates to a rate of 141.2 which ranks the state 41st nationally. The national cancer rate is 152.5 meaning the New York has a rate lower than the national average.

Stroke Death/Cases:

The state reported 6264 stroke related deaths in 2017; the data translates to a rate of 24.6 ranking the state 50th nationally. The national average rate is at 37.6 placing New York below the national average.

Accidents:
Community Death:

The state reported 7,687 accident-related deaths in 2017; the data translates to a rate of 35.5 ranking the state 49th nationally. The national average rate is at 49.4 placing New York below the national average.

Diabetes:
Community %:
Deaths:
Living with:

The state reported 4,176 diabetes related deaths in 2017; the data translates to a rate of 16.8 ranking the state 47th nationally. The national average rate is at 21.5 placing New York below the national average.
11% of adult New Yorkers have been by principal diagnosed with diabetes. The 11% of the population translates to 1.7 million living with diabetes. 29.1 million Americans are living with diabetes.
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