Heart Disease
and
Stroke Surveillance in Wisconsin
Wisconsin Heart Disease and Stroke Surveillance Summary
January 2007
The Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention Program, Bureau of Community Health Promotion, Wisconsin Division of Public Health
produced this report with the guidance of the Cardiovascular Health
Epidemiology Task Force. This independent task force was comprised of
epidemiologists, practitioners, advocates and others from organizations
throughout Wisconsin.
The Wisconsin data in this report were produced by the DHS,
Division of Public Health (DPH), Bureau of Health Information and Policy. The
national trend data were provided by the American Heart Association,
Biostatistics Consultant, National Center. The purpose of this report is to
present the current status in Wisconsin of cardiovascular disease and
mortality (deaths), Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) hospitalizations with an
estimate of associated charges, and the prevalence CVD risk factors.
Wisconsin
Heart Disease and Stroke Surveillance Summary January 2007 (PPH 43040 --
01/07) (PDF, 2.3 MB, 36 pages -- This is a large file, it
may take a long time to open and/or print on your computer)
The
Burden of Cardiovascular Disease in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin HDSP program, in partnership with the American Heart
Association- Greater Midwest Affiliate, produced the report "The
Burden of Cardiovascular Disease in Wisconsin" in 2005. The
report contains
information about Cardiovascular Disease for each of the 72 counties in the
state, as well as for Wisconsin as a whole. If you would like to
obtain information from the current report,
please contact:
Mike Yuan
Heart Disease and Stroke Prevention Program
E-Mail: Herngleh.Yuan@wisconsin.gov
Telephone (608) 267-2487
Fax (608) 266-8925
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