We identified an error in the original source data affecting report areas including Washington, DC. In the original source data, when reported as a county level value, the chlamydia incidence rate for Washingtonm, DC is recorded as 0.30. When reported at the state level, the value for Washingtonm, DC is recorded as 814.3. The platform now uses the state-level values for all areas including Washington, DC.
New maps and data now available for indicators based on the USDA Food Access Research Atlas.
Indicators displaying the percentage of population with low food access and population living in food deserts have been updated. The updated data were released in January 2017 and reflect conditions on the ground in 2015, replacing previous indicator data reflecting conditions 2010.
New maps and data now available for one indicator from the US Department of Education and EdFacts.
New data on high school graduation for the 2014-15 school year are available from the US Department of Education. Affected indicators:
Social & Economic Factors
- High School Graduation Rate (EdFacts)
Correction made to prevalence estimates for chlamydia incidence rates in four service areas.
For these four service areas, this error did not cause significant deviations from the state benchmarks. Details about the indicator value changes are available in the table below.
Service Area | Old Value | Correct Value | State Value | Benchmark Direction Change |
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Baltimore | 966.66 | 1180.67 | 459.3 | FALSE |
Georgia | 465.06 | 464.76 | 268 | FALSE |
Northern VA | 332.38 | 268.47 | 424.5 | FALSE |
Suburban MD | 408.91 | 382.85 | 459.3 | FALSE |
New map and data table now available for the Population Receiving SNAP Benefit indicator from the US Census Bureau’s Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates (SAIPE) Program.
New data from the Census Bureau’s SAIPE program has been processed and released. New estimates are based on 2014 SNAP program data, replacing previous estimates which used 2013 program data. Affected Indicators:
Social & Economic Factors
- Population Receiving SNAP Benefits
New indicator added to the CHNA platform!
New data on 4th grade reading proficiency for the 2014-15 school year has been added to the public CHNA data platform. Find it under:
Social & Economic Factors
- Student Reading Proficiency (4th Grade)
Correction made to prevalence estimates for HIV/Aids incidence rates in four service areas.
Details about the indicator value changes are available in the table below.
Service Area | Old Value | Correct Value | State Value | Benchmark Direction Change |
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Baltimore | 1833.98 | 2414.26 | 641.05 | FALSE |
Georgia | 576.62 | 591.09 | 512.74 | FALSE |
Northern VA | 343.65 | 300.93 | 314.45 | TRUE |
Suburban MD | 383.41 | 463.24 | 641.05 | FALSE |
New maps and data now available for High School Graduation Rate indicator from the California Department of Education (CDE).
New estimates for the 2014-2015 school year were acquired from the California Department of Education (replacing estimates from the 2013-14 school year). Additionally, indicator breakouts now display trends in graduation rates between 2011-12 and 2014-15. Affected indicators:
Social & Economic Factors
- High School Graduation Rate
Correction made to Preliminary Health Needs Identification Tool – Disparity Report.
A data inconsistency error was identified and corrected. The error was present only in the “Preliminary Health Needs Identification Tool” for the race/ethnicity disparity EXCEL data export. Specifically, the data in the “Native American/Alaskan Native Alone” and “Asian Alone” columns in the Tab2_RaceEthnicDisparities sheet were affected.
The error was caused by a typo in a database control table that identifies the Asian population (“AIAN” for American Indian and Alaskan Native vs. ”ASIAN” for Asian). For 7 indicators, data for the Native American population was filled into the Asian column in the disparity EXCEL sheet. For 11 additional indicators, no Asian population data was reported when it was available. A complete list of the affected indicators and the issue for each is provided below.
Note: this issue did not affect indicators where race is further distinguished by Hispanic origin.
The online report, PDF download, Microsoft Word download, and EXCEL export for other sheets and reports were all unaffected.
Indicators Reporting Values for Native American as Asian
- Mortality – Cancer
- Mortality – Homicide
- Mortality – Ischaemic Heart Disease
- Mortality – Motor Vehicle Accident
- Mortality – Pedestrian Accident (CA Only)
- Mortality – Stroke
- Mortality – Suicide
Indicators with Missing Values for Asian Population
- Cancer Incidence – Breast
- Cancer Incidence – Cervix
- Cancer Incidence – Colon and Rectum
- Cancer Incidence – Lung
- Cancer Incidence – Prostate
- Insurance – Uninsured Population
- Overweight Youth (CA Only)
- Population with No High School Diploma
- Population with Any Disability
- Poverty – Children Below 100% FPL
- Poverty – Population Below 100% FPL
New maps and data now available for indicators from the CDC National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (NCCDPHP).
New data are available for 2016 (replacing data for 2015). Time series data are updated to include 2004 through 2016. Data by gender (male/female) are also available for this indicator.
- Obesity (Adult)