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CHARTing
Health Information for Texas-->Data
for Cause of Illness or Death-->Chronic Disease
See also: Cardiovascular
Disease
See also: Cancer
See also: Chronic
Diseases
See also: Environmental/Occupational
Exposure Information
See also: Regional
Web Sites
Morbidity (Incidence)
Chronic
Disease in Texas
Produced by: Texas Department
of State Health Services
Geographic coverage:
County level
Dates of coverage: Varies |
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Includes: Estimates of chronic disease prevalence
throughout Texas with maps of prevalence and incidence of a variety
of diseases.
Other Information: PDF document. |
Diabetes
Data: Surveillance and Evaluation
Produced by: Texas Department of State Health Services
Geographic coverage: County, region, and state
level
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Includes: Data from the Behavioral Risk Factor
Surveillance System and hospital discharge data.
Other Information: PDF documents. |
HCUP
Hospitalizations
Produced by: US Agency for Healthcare Research
& Quality
Geographic coverage: State level
Dates of coverage: 2007
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Select: Choose
the State Statistics on All Stays for TX data, then select Researcher,
Medical Professional.
Includes: Statistics by specific diagnoses (you
will need to know the ICD-9
code; see section 4 for codes); statistics on all hospital stays;
trends; rank order by diagnosis or procedure.
Other Information: See the description of the
State
Inpatient Database to learn more about data elements in the
SID as well as how the SID can be used. |
Preventable
Hospitalizations
Produced by: Texas Department of State Health Services
Geographic coverage: County and state level
Dates of coverage: 2005
Preventable
Hospitalizations
Produced by: Texas Department of State Health Services
Geographic coverage: County and state level
Dates of coverage: 2002
Preventable
Hospitalizations
Produced by: Texas Department of State Health Services
Geographic coverage: County and state level
Dates of coverage: 2001 |
Select: Choose
the report covering the chronic disease in which you are interested.
Includes: Map showing number of admissions by
county and a table providing actual data.
Other Information: Each report is 8 pages and
are pdf documents. See also Hospitalizations
in Texas, 2001 for additional state level information. |
Assessing
the Burden of Asthma
Produced by: Texas Department of State Health Services
Geographic coverage: State level with one table
at the county level
Dates of coverage: 1980 to 2002
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Includes:
Other Information: |
| Texas
BRFSS: Texas Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System
Produced by: Texas Department of State Health Services
Geographic coverage: State, Public Health Region, and MSA
(Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth, El Paso, Houston, McAllen, San Antonio),
non-MSAs, border counties, non-border counties
Dates of coverage: 2002-2008 |
Select:
Includes: Sample data for alcohol use, smoking,
physical activity, BMI, cancer screening, hypertension knowledge,
diabetes diagnosis, cardiovascular disease, immunizations, and much
more.
Other Information: MSAs are selected on the basis
of having had 500 or more respondents to the Behavioral Risk Factor
Surveillance System (BRFSS). Metropolitan statistical areas are
a group of counties that contain at least one urbanized area of
50,000 or more inhabitants. Metropolitan divisions are a smaller
group of counties within a metropolitan statistical area of 2.5
million or more inhabitants. |
| SMART:
Selected Metropolitan/Micropolitan Area Risk Trends
Produced by: Centers for Disease Control &
Prevention
Geographic coverage: currently only Dallas-Plano-Irving
Metropolitan Division and Houston-Baytown-Sugar Land Metropolitan
Statistical Area; Harris County and Dallas County
Dates of coverage: 2002 |
Select: Local
Area Health Risk Data or Local
Area Quick-View Charts.
Includes:
Other Information: MMSAs are selected on the basis
of having had 500 or more respondents to the Behavioral Risk Factor
Surveillance System (BRFSS). Metropolitan statistical areas are
a group of counties that contain at least one urbanized area of
50,000 or more inhabitants. Metropolitan divisions are a smaller
group of counties within a metropolitan statistical area of 2.5
million or more inhabitants. Includes asthma,
diabetes, and obesity. |
| Organ
Transplant Lists
Produced by: United Network for Organ Sharting
Geographic coverage: Transplant facility level
Dates of coverage: 1995 to current
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Includes: race/ethnicity, blood type, age, and
diagnosis of those on waiting lists or who have registered for organ
transplants.
Other Information: Information is specific to
the facilities that perform organ transplants. |
Asthma
Fact Sheets
Produced by: Texas Department of State Health Services
Dates of coverage: 2006
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Select:
Includes:
Other Information: Prevalence data from BRFSS. |
| Indicators
of Inpatient Care in Texas Hospitals, 2003
Produced by: TX Health Care Information Collection
Geographic coverage: Hospital level
Dates of coverage: 2003
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Select:
Includes: Carotid
Endarterectomy Volume and Mortality;
Acute
Myocardial Infarction (AMI) Mortality; Congestive
Heart Failure (CHF) Mortality; Acute
Stroke Mortality; Bilateral
Cardiac Catheterization Rate; Pediatric
Heart Surgery Volume and Mortality;
Carotid
Endarterectomy Volume and Mortality
Other Information: These are pdf documents. |
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Mortality (Deaths)
See also Mortality
Links for interactive sites to create tables by sex, race/ethnicity,
age, and geography.
Texas
Strategic Health Status Indicators: 2001
Produced by: Texas Department of State Health Services
Geographic coverage: County level
Dates of coverage: 2001 |
Select: Quality
of Life.
Includes: Age-adjusted (2000 standard) mortality
rates for cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes, chronic lower
respiratory disease, and lung cancer.
Other Information: |
Asthma
Fact Sheets
Produced by: Texas Department of State Health Services
Dates of coverage: 2006
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Select:
Includes: Asthma mortality rates 2001-2005.
Other Information: Prevalence data from BRFSS. |
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Other links to Resources on Obesity and Diabetes
(State or Federal level)
Sources
of Obesity and Overweight Data in Texas (Texas Department of State
Health Services)
Burden
of Chronic Disease (Centers for Disease Control & Prevention;
State level; dates of data vary)
This site creates a nice overview with basic statistics on mortality from
a variety of choronic conditions. A comparison between Texas and the US
is also provided.
Centers
for Disease Control (CDC): Obesity & Overweight
American Diabetes Association
National
Institute of Diabetes & Digestive & Kidney Disease of the National
Institutes of Health
The
Surgeon General’s Call To Action To Prevent and Decrease Overweight
and Obesity
Finkelstein E, Fiebelkorn I, Wang G, National
Medical Expenditures Attributable To Overweight and Obesity: How Much,
and Who’s Paying. Health Affairs Web Exclusive, July/August
2003.
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Last updated 6/30/2008
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