Research Guides: PHAR 657: Public Health Resources

Healthy People 2020 Resources

ODPHP Healthy People 2030 Website
US Department of Health and Human Services website for tracking HP2030 progress. Includes topics & objectives, Leading Health Indicators, Data Search, Tools & Resources & more.
CDC-NCHS Healthy People Website
The CDCs Healthy People website contains data for past Healthy People initiatives, information on the development of future initiatives, progress reviews on current topics, and data & statistics for researching HP2030 objectives
Evidence-Based Research
Published reviews and interventions, organized by topics, to improve health. Choose a topic that interests you and find resources that can help you work to achieve the Healthy People 2030 objectives.

Chronic Disease Indicators- CDC
Access state and metropolitan level data on chronic diseases and risk factors. Each indicator is described in detail. The site contains tools to create customized comparison reports making
it easy to compare indicators across regions.
FastStats-CDC
FastStats provides quick access to data from the National Center for Health Statistics. Topics include diseases and conditions, injuries, life stages and populations, health care and insurance, births, and deaths. The data readily available on the site is primarily national in scope, however, each topic area contains a “More Data” section that provides links to related data reports that often contain regional or state level data. Additionally, a “Related Links” section in each topic profile provides one-click access to relevant additional resources including data surveys and agency websites.
State Health Facts- Kaiser Family Foundation
Explore health data across 12 categories (e.g. health status, minority health, etc.) by state.

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If you want to find statistics for diabetes in the state of Illinois, you can do a Google site search by typing in:

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