New data for 2021 acquired from the 2022-23 Area Health Resources File (AHRF). Affected indicators:
Clinical Care
- Senior Access to Primary Care
New data for 2021 acquired from the 2022-23 Area Health Resources File (AHRF). Affected indicators:
Clinical Care
New data for 2017-2021 acquired from the 2022-23 Area Health Resources File (AHRF). Affected indicators:
Health Outcomes
New data for 2022 acquired from the 2022-23 Area Health Resources File (AHRF) (replacing data for 2015). Affected indicators:
Clinical Care
New maps and data are now available for the Health Behaviors – No Physical Activity (Adult) indicator from the BRFSS PLACES dataset as released in 2024. Data have been updated for the 2022 reporting period, replacing data for 2021.
New maps and data are now available for the Prevention – Health Insurance (Adult) indicator from the BRFSS PLACES dataset as released in 2024. Data have been updated for the 2022 reporting period, replacing data for 2021.
An update is available for data on arrests for alcohol crimes and violations in the reporting platform! Data are obtained from the Missouri State Highway Patrol’s Uniform Crime Reporting Program.
An update is available for data on arrests for drug-related crimes and violations are now available in the reporting platform! Data are obtained from the Missouri State Highway Patrol’s Uniform Crime Reporting Program.
New data acquired from the CDC’s National Center for Hepatitis A, B, and C, Syphilis Incidence, and TB Incidence (NCHHSTP) Atlas interface. Affected indicators:
Health Outcomes
Acute Viral Hepatitis C Incidence
Early Non-Primary , Secondary Syphilis Incidence
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New maps and data now are available for the Heart Attack Hospitalizations indicator. Data have been updated for the 2018-2020 reporting period, replacing data for 2017-2019. Trends over time now available for three-year periods beginning with 2011-2013.
HUD PIT homeless population estimates are now updated to 2022 data. The indicator reports data for the total homeless rate per 100 population as of 2022, the state level trend from 2007 to 2022, and disaggregated homeless population (total, chronic, individual, family, veteran, and unsheltered) change from 2020 to 2022.