Chronic Disease Prevention Program: Maps and Data

• Blood Pressure Medication Nonadherence Among Medicaid Members by County and Pharmacy Locations, P-02172a (PDF)
• Blood Pressure Medication Nonadherence Among Medicaid Members and Pharmacy Locations in Milwaukee County, P-02172 (PDF)
• Wisconsin Coverdell Stroke Program: Stroke Transfer Map
• Wisconsin Hypertension Age-Adjusted Adult Prevalence by County, P-01946 (PDF)
• Drive Time to Hospital Stroke Centers, P-00538 (PDF)

• Just for families—Heart Health in Wisconsin, P-01629 (PDF)
• Just for professionals—Heart Health in Wisconsin, P-01270 (PDF)

• The Burden of Heart Disease and Stroke in Wisconsin 2010, P-00146 (PDF)
• Wisconsin Heart Disease and Stroke Surveillance Summary Update, 2007, P-43040 (PDF)

• Wisconsin Diabetes Age-Adjusted Adult Prevalence by County, P-01945 (PDF)
• Diagnosed Prediabetes by County in Wisconsin, P-02021 (PDF)

• Diabetes Surveillance System—Explore estimates and trends of diabetes prevalence, incidence, risk factors, preventive care practices, and complications.
• Diabetes Social Determinants of Health—Explore county-level estimates of diabetes, physical activity, and obesity within the context of key social factors.
• Diabetes State Burden Toolkit—Explore data to understand the health, economic, and mortality burden of diabetes in Wisconsin.
• Heart Disease and Stroke Maps and Data—Find interactive tools, local trends, maps, data and other resources.

• Diabetes in Wisconsin, P-01897 (PDF)

• Wisconsin Diabetes Surveillance Report 2012, P-43084 (PDF)

• Wisconsin Diabetes Advisory Group: Personal Continuous Glucose Monitoring Survey, P-03161 (PDF)

• Farmers Market Availability and Percent Poverty by Census Tract, P-01967 (PDF)
• Wisconsin Obesity Age-Adjusted Adult Prevalence by County, P-01947 (PDF)

• Healthy Wisconsin (2017-2021) Nutrition and Physical Activity Data Brief, P-03272 (PDF)
• Breastfeeding in Wisconsin: How Hospital Actions Can Affect Breastfeeding, P-02131 (PDF)
• Overweight and Obesity in Wisconsin, P-01274 (PDF)

• County Health Rankings & Roadmaps is a collaboration between the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the University of Wisconsin’s Population Health Institute. It gives annual measures for vital health factors by county. These include high school graduation rates, obesity, smoking, unemployment, access to healthy foods, the quality of air and water, income inequality, and teen births.
• Wisconsin Chronic Disease Quality Improvement Project is a joint effort between Wisconsin Health Plans, the Department of Health Services’ Chronic Disease Prevention Program, and the University of Wisconsin’s Population Health Institute. It publishes annual reports on the quality of chronic disease prevention and care.
• Wisconsin Cancer Facts and Figures reports data on the burden of cancer in Wisconsin.
• Environmental Public Health Tracking gives data on more than a dozen environmental public health topics. Some of these topics include oral health, asthma, cancer, and emergency department visits and/or hospitalizations for heart attack.
• Wisconsin Health Atlas is funded by the Wisconsin Partnership Program. Employees of the Obesity Prevention Initiative and the University of Wisconsin’s Population Health Institute staff the program. This resource provides a statewide dashboard on weight, healthy eating, and physical activity. It equips leaders at the local level to affect positive change by informing and supporting health promotion efforts.
• WISH (Wisconsin Interactive Statistics on Health) Query System houses state-level health indicators. They include health behaviors, hospitalizations, mortality, and morbidity data.
• Survey of the Health of Wisconsin is an ongoing, annual health survey that gathers data on health and a wide range of factors that determine a person’s health. Surveys are completed by physical measurement and bio sample collection. Those surveyed live in diverse urban and rural areas across the state.

• America’s Health Rankings provides historical and complete health, environmental, and socioeconomic data. It’s used to show national health benchmarks and state rankings.
• The CDC offers Prevalence Data and Data Analysis Tools on its Behavior Risk Factor Surveillance System. The tools allow you to find city and county data collected through various resources.
• PLACES: Local Data for Better Health provides estimates of health measures for all counties, places (incorporated and census designated places), census tracts, and ZIP Code Tabulation Areas (ZCTAs) across the United States. [end accordions] [button] Learn about our Chronic Disease Prevention Program

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