Introduction to the Healthy People/Healthiest Wisconsin ...

Introduction to the Healthy People/Healthiest Wisconsin 2010 Data

Package : July 2002Package : July, 2002

The Healthy People/Healthiest Wisconsin 2010 Local Data Package has been developed andLocal Data Package has been developed and produced through collaboration between the Wisconsin Division of Public Health (DPH) and the Wisconsin Division of Health Care Financing, g,Bureau of Health Information (BHI). It is provided to all county health departments by DPH to assist in monitoring progress toward Healthy People 2010/Healthiest Wisconsin 2010 objectives.

The package for each county consists of two files: P P i t fil d W d fil Th P P i ta Power Point file and a Word file. The Power Point

file contains charts and maps. The Word file contains detailed information about the production and contents of the package and a set of technicaland contents of the package, and a set of technical notes about the data and methodology employed.

Wisconsin HealthyWisconsin HealthyPeoplePeople 20102010Data PackageData Package

A local data package developed by the Bureau of Health InformationBureau of Health Information

in collaboration with the Division of Public Healththe Division of Public Health

July, 2002Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services

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Washington CountyWashington County

Leading gHealth Indicators

Binge DrinkingAdults 18+ with 5+ drinks on one occasion in the past 30 daysp y

Washington County

30%

22% 23%25%

23%23%25% Southeast Region

Washington20% WashingtonCounty

Wisconsin

6%10%

2010 Target

Source: Wisconsin Behavioral Risk Factor

0%

Behavioral Risk Factor Survey (BHI, DHFS)

1991-1995 1996-2000

Tobacco UseAdults 18+ who currently smoke cigarettesy g

Washington County

30%24% 24%

22%23% 24%

20%

Southeast Region

WashingtonC t

17%

12%

20% County

Wisconsin

2010 T12%

10%2010 Target

Source: Wisconsin

0%


1991-1995 1996-2000

Health Insurance CoverageAdults 18+ with coverage entire preceding yearg p g y

Washington County

96% 93%100%

100% 90% 92%96% 93%91% 91%

75%

100%Southeast Region

Washington

50%

75% WashingtonCounty

Wisconsin

2010 Target

25%

50% 2010 Target

Source: Wisconsin Behavioral Risk Factor

0%


1991-1995 1996-2000

Regular and Vigorous Physical ActivityAdults 18+ who exercise 20 minutes or more, 3 or more times per week, p

Southeast Region/Washington County

40%

30%30%

40%

SoutheastRegion

20%

Region

Wisconsin

2010 Target

6%8%8%

6%10%

2010 Target

Source: Wisconsin Behavioral Risk

0%


1991-1995 1996-2000

Overweight and Obesity, 2000Percent of adults 18+ with Body Mass Index greater than or equal to

25 0 ( i ht) 30 0 ( b )25.0 (overweight) or 30.0 (obese)

Southeast Region/ Washington County60%

18% 19%50%

18% %

30%

40%

Obese

36% 36%20%

30% Overweight

10%Source: Wisconsin Behavioral Risk Factor Survey (BHI, DHFS)

0%Southeast Region Wisconsin

MortalityMortality

Mortality Due to Coronary Heart DiseaseRates per 100,000 population (age-adjusted to year 2000 standard population)( g j y )

Washington County400

290.4268.6261.2

282.0255.2

300SoutheastRegion

233.7255.2

166.0200WashingtonCounty

Wisconsin

100 2010 Target

Source: Wisconsin

01991 1995 1996 2000

Source: Wisconsin resident death certificates (BHI, DHFS)

1991-1995 1996-2000

Mortality Due to Cerebrovascular DiseaseRates per 100,000 population (age-adjusted to year 2000 standard population)p , p p ( g j y p p )


Southeast

67.075.6

82.4

66.5 66.568.680

SoutheastRegion

WashingtonCounty

48.0

40

60 Wisconsin

2010 Target

20

40Source: Wisconsin resident death certificates (BHI,

0

20 ( ,DHFS)

1991-1995 1996 -2000

Mortality Due to Lung CancerRates per 100,000 population (age-adjusted to year 2000 standard population)p , p p ( g j y p p )

Washington County

52 6 54.46052.6

45.741.3

49.5 49.744.9

40

SoutheastRegion

Washington40 gCounty

Wisconsin

2010 Target

202010 Target

Source: Wisconsin resident death

0

resident death certificates (BHI, DHFS)

1991-1995 1996 -2000

Mortality Due to Breast CancerRates per 100,000 female population (age-adjusted to year 2000 standard population)p , p p ( g j y p p )

Washington County

4033.7

29.031.9

27.430

40SoutheastRegion

Washington24.9

22.324.2

20

WashingtonCounty

Wisconsin

102010 Target


0


1991-1995 1996-2000

Mortality Due to Coronary Heart Disease, 1996-2000 (rates per 100,000 population, age-adjusted to year 2000

standard population)

Price

Vilas

Iron

Bayfield

Sawyer

Oneida Forest

Douglas

Burnett

Ashland

Washburn FlorenceREGIONAL RATES

Northeast 250 2 Price

Clark

Polk Rusk

MarathonDunn

Taylor

Marinette

Oconto

BarronLincoln

Chippewa

Shawano

Langlade

Door

Pierce

St. Croix

Eau Claire

Menominee

Northeast 250.2

Northern 239.3

Southeast 268.6

Southern 242.5

Western 256.7Clark

Wood

Jackson

Monroe Juneau

PortageBuffalo

Adams

Brown

Waupaca

Waushara

au C a e

Fond du Lac

OutagamieTrempealeau Manitowoc

WinnebagoLa Crosse

Marquette

Pepin Kewaunee

Green Lake

CALUMET

STATE RATE AND 2010 TARGET

Wisconsin 255.2

2010 166.0

COUNTY RATES191.4 - 237.1237.2 - 253.9254.0 - 275.9

Dane

Grant

Sauk

Iowa

Dodge

VernonColumbia

RichlandCrawford

JeffersonWaukesha

Racine

MarquetteSheboygan

WashingtonOzaukee

Milwaukee

< 50 Cases, No Rate Calculated

254.0 275.9>275.9 RockGreenLafayette Walworth

Racine

Kenosha


Mortality Due to Cerebrovascular Disease, 1996-2000 (rates per 100,000 population, age-adjusted to year

BayfieldDouglas

2000 standard population)

Price

Polk

Vilas

Iron

Sawyer

Rusk

Oneida Forest

MarinetteBarron

Burnett

Ashland


Northeast 65.6

Northern 58.9

Clark

MarathonDunn

Taylor

Marinette

Oconto

Wood

BarronLincoln

Chippewa

Portage

Shawano

Langlade

Door

Pierce

St. Croix

Waupaca

Eau ClairePepin Kewaunee

Menominee

Southeast 68.6

Southern 68.3

Western 66.2

Wood

Jackson

Monroe

Vernon

Juneau

PortageBuffalo

Adams

Brown

Columbia

Waushara

Fond du Lac


WinnebagoLa Crosse

MarquetteSheboygan

Green Lake

CALUMET

STATE RATE AND 2010 TARGET

Wisconsin 65.5

2010 48.0


COUNTY RATES42.7 - 59.659.7 - 66.066.1 - 71.3>71.3

Dane

Grant

Sauk

Iowa

Rock

Dodge

Green

Columbia

Lafayette

RichlandCrawford

Jefferson

Walworth

Waukesha

Racine

Washington

Kenosha

Ozaukee

Milwaukee

50 Cases, No Rate Calculated


Mortality Due to Lung Cancer, 1996-2000 (rates per 100,000 population, age-adjusted to year 2000 standard

BayfieldDouglas

population)

Price

Polk

Vilas

Iron

Sawyer

Rusk

Oneida Forest

Douglas

MarinetteBarron

Burnett

Ashland


Northeast 47.1

Northern 47.3

Clark

MarathonDunn

Taylor

Marinette

Oconto

Wood

BarronLincoln

Chippewa

PortageBuffalo

Shawano

Langlade

Door

Pierce

St. Croix

Brown

Waupaca

Eau ClairePepin

Kewaunee

Menominee

Southeast 54.4

Southern 48.1

Western 46.2

STATE RATE AND 2010

Sauk Dodge

Jackson

Monroe

Vernon

Juneau

Buffalo

Adams

Brown

ColumbiaRichland

Waushara

Fond du Lac


WinnebagoLa Crosse

MarquetteSheboygan

Green Lake

Ozaukee

CALUMET

TARGET

Wisconsin 49.2

2010 44.9

Dane

GrantIowa

Rock

g

GreenLafayette

RichlandCrawford

Jefferson

Walworth

Waukesha

Racine

Washington

Kenosha

Milwaukee


COUNTY RATES25.4 - 42.842.9 - 48.748.8 - 56.6>56.6


Lung Cancer Deaths, 1996-2000Number of deaths

Washington County80

60

43 4144 46

3940

20

0


1996 1997 1998 1999 2000

Breast Cancer Deaths, 1996-2000Number of deaths

Washington County

25

17

20

1517

15

1213

15

5

10


0

5

1996 1997 1998 1999 2000


1996 1997 1998 1999 2000

Cerebrovascular Disease Deaths, 1996-2000Number of deaths


8590

80 80 7885 82

60

30

0

30Source: Wisconsin resident death certificates (BHI, DHFS)

01996 1997 1998 1999 2000

EnvironmentalEnvironmental QualityQuality

Hospitalizations for AsthmaRates per 10,000 population (age-adjusted to year 2000 standard population)p , p p ( g j y p p )

Washington County18.820

16.4

12.815

SoutheastRegion

WashingtonC t

9.3

7 4

811.4

7.710

County

Wisconsin

2010 Target7.4 7.7

5

2010 Target

Source: Wisconsin

0

hospital inpatient data (BHI, DHFS)

1991-1995 1996-2000

Children in Medicaid/WIC Screened for LeadChildren in Medicaid/WIC Screened for LeadPercent of program-eligible children ever tested

Washington County100%

80%

100%

60%MedicaidWIC

20%

40%WIC

Source: Wisconsin Division of Public

0%

20%Health

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001

SocioeconomicSocioeconomic FactorsFactors

Children In PovertyPercent of children 0-17


14.3%15%10.5%

10%

4.7%5% Source: U.S. Census Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates: 1997 Model-Based Estimate

0%Southeast

R iWashington

CWisconsin

Based Estimate

Region County

WIC Participation, 2000Number of participantsp p

Washington County

1,7702,000

1 200

1,600

529 580661800

1,200

529 580

400Source: Wisconsin Division of Public Health

0Women Infants Children

1 4Total

1-4

Maternal and InfantMaternal and Infant Health

Infant MortalityDeaths before age one per 1,000 live birthsg p ,

Washington County

8 610

8.67.97.8

6.98

SoutheastRegion

WashingtonCounty

5.5

4.3 4.5

4

6County

Wisconsin

2010 Target

2

4 2010 Target

Source: Wisconsin birth and death

0

birth and death certificates (BHI, DHFS)

1991-1995 1996-2000

First-Trimester Prenatal Care, 2000Percent of births to mothers who received early prenatal carey p

Washington County

83 6%91.1%

83 9%90.0%

100%83.6% 83.9%

75%

50%

25% Source: Wisconsin resident birth certificates (BHI, DHFS)

0%Southeast Washing- Wisconsin 2010

DHFS)

Regiong

ton County Target

Teen Births, 1996-2000Number of births to mothers less than 20 years of agey g


8088 89

100

8088 89

100

8073 77

50

75 8073 77

50

75

25

50Source: Wisconsin resident birth certificates (BHI,

25

50Source: Wisconsin resident birth certificates (BHI,

01996 1997 1998 1999 2000

(DHFS)

01996 1997 1998 1999 2000

(DHFS)

1996 1997 1998 1999 20001996 1997 1998 1999 2000

Injury andInjury and Violence

Motor Vehicle Crashes Related to AlcoholPercent of total crashes where alcohol was a factor


10%10%WashingtonCounty

5%Wisconsin

0%

Source: Wisconsin Department of Transportation

1996 1997 1998 1999 2000

Homicide Rates, 1996-2000 CombinedRates per 100,000 population (age-adjusted to year 2000 standard population)p , p p ( g j y p p )

Southeast Region10

7.4

6

8

3.73.04

6

3.0

2 Source: Wisconsin resident death certificates (BHI, DHFS)

0Southeast

RegionWisconsin 2010 Target

Region

Sexually Transmitted Diseases

Chlamydia Cases Reported, 1996-2000Numbers are approximatepp

Washington County

80

566360

56

48 4944

40

20Source: Wisconsin

0

Division of Public Health

1996 1997 1998 1999 2000

Gonorrhea Cases ReportedNumbers are approximatepp

Washington County15

13

8

109

10

65

0Source: Wisconsin Division of Public Health

01996 1997 1998 1999 2000

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