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The Health of Calumet County Community Health Assessment October

Purpose: To provide an overview of the health of the community To look for opportunities for improvement Community Health Assessment 2

The Community Health Improvement Process 3

What Makes a Community Healthy? 4

Annual ranking of counties Measures use comparable valid, reliable county- level data sets, often incorporating a range of years 2015 Calumet County Rank (of 72 WI counties) : #3 for Health Outcomes—Today’s Health - length and quality of life #5 for Health Factors—Tomorrow’s Health - health behaviors, clinical care, social and economic factors, and physical environment 2015 County Health Rankings 5

What Makes a Community Healthy?

Community Health Assessment Data Local Surveys: ◦ Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Survey (BRFSS) ◦ Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS) Other Sources: ◦ US Census Bureau and other federal datasets ◦ Wisconsin Interactive Statistics for Health (WISH) ◦ Wisconsin Department of Health Service s 7

Calumet County Survey Methodology Adults: BRFSS 505 telephone interviews - cell phones and landlines; randomly selected adults ≥ 18 years of age Youth: YRBS 1,010 on-line surveys – response rate of 85% of 9 th -12 th graders in all five local high schools 8

Age (2013 data) Percent of population below 18 Calumet County: 25.7% Wisconsin: 22.8% Percent of population aged 65 and older Calumet County: 12.9% Wisconsin: 14.8% Source: County Health Rankings/US Census Demographics: Who Are We? 9

Hispanic Ethnicity (2013 data) Calumet County: 3.8% Wisconsin: 6.3 % English proficiency —percentage not proficient in English ( data) Calumet County: 1.5% Wisconsin: 1.6% Source: County Health Rankings/US Census Demographics: Who Are We? Ethnicity and Language 10

Percent of population living in rural area (2010 data) Calumet County: 27.5% Wisconsin: 29.8% Demographics: Geography Source: County Health Rankings/US Census 11

Mortality: Length of Life Morbidity: Quality of Life Health Outcomes 12

Years of potential life lost before age 75 per 100,000 population (age-adjusted data) Calumet County: 3837 Wisconsin: 5881 Mortality: Length of Life Premature Death Source: County Health Rankings/National Vital Statistics System 13

Infant Mortality Rate per 1000 Live Births ( ) Calumet County: 3.5 Tri-County Region: 5.1 (Calumet, Outagamie, Winnebago) Wisconsin: 6.0 Mortality: Length of Life Infant Mortality Rate Source: WI Department of Health Services WISH 14

Mental Health Chronic Disease Injury and Violence Morbidity: Quality of Life 15

Mental Health 16

*2007 AND 2003 NOT ASKED LOCALLY. BRFSS Quality of Life: Mental Health 17

BRFSS Quality of Life: Mental Health—Depression 18

2015 YRBS—Mental Health and Attempted Suicide in Past 12 Months **2015 data statistically different from 2014 data at p≤

*2007 AND 2003 NOT ASKED LOCALLY. BRFSS Quality of Life: Health Effects 20

Chronic Disease 21

*IN 2011, 2007, AND 2003 “YES, FEMALE DURING PREGNANCY” AND “NO BOARDERLINE” WERE NOT REPORTED. *NO 2014 STATE OR NATIONAL DATA. BRFSS Chronic Disease: Hypertension 22

*2015 RESPONDENTS SHOWED A HIGHER DEGREE OF NOT SURE (3%) COMPARED TO OTHER YEARS. *NO 2014 STATE OR NATIONAL DATA. BRFSS Chronic Disease: High Cholesterol 23

Incidence per 100,000 population (age-adjusted, data) Calumet County: 480 Wisconsin: 471 Chronic Disease: All Cancers Source: WI Department of Health Services WISH 24

Rate of cases per 100,000 population (2015 Calumet County Environmental Health Profile: annual averaged age-adjusted data) Calumet County: 29.6 Wisconsin: 18.4 Chronic Disease: Cancer--Melanoma Source: WI Department of Health Services 25

BRFSS Chronic Disease: Diabetes 26

BRFSS Chronic Disease: Diabetes *NO LOCAL COMPARISON FOR

BRFSS Chronic Disease: Asthma *NO LOCAL COMPARISON FOR

Injury & Violence 29

2015 YRBS—Injury and Violence: Traffic Safety 30

2015 YRBS—Injury and Violence: Violence-Related Behaviors in Past 12 Months 31

2015 YRBS—Injury and Violence Violence-Related Behaviors on School Property **2015 data statistically different from 2014 data at p≤

Health Behaviors Alcohol and Drug Use Physical Activity and Nutrition Health Care and Public Health Access to Care Social and Economic Factors Education Adequate Income Social Support Physical Environment Natural Environment Selected Health Factors 33

Alcohol & Drug Use 34

BRFSS Alcohol: Consumption and Binge Drinking Alcohol Consumption and Binge Drinking Current Alcohol Use all adults, age ≥18 Males, Alcohol Use age ≥18 Females, Alcohol Use age ≥18 Females, Alcohol Use childbearing age, Current Binge Drinking (5 or more drinks on an occasion) age ≥18 Males, Binge Drinking age ≥18 Females, Binge Drinking age ≥18 Females, Binge Drinking childbearing age,18-44 Fox Cities71%75%66%73%35%43%25%35% Calumet County 72%81%63%64%42%56%23%25% Outagamie County 75%78%73% 80% 33%47%19%18% Winnebago County 60%61%59%56%29%37%20%47% Tri-County69%71%66%72%33%43%22%25% Wisconsin65%70%57%58%35%42%27%36% 35

BRFSS Alcohol - 5 or More Drinks * ONLY THOSE WHO HAVE DRANK WITHIN THE PAST 30 DAYS. 36

BRFSS Alcohol: Screening 37

BRFSS Alcohol: Drinking and Driving *2011, 2007, AND 2003 ONLY INCLUDED CATEGORIES “1 OR MORE” AND “NEVER.” 38

2015 YRBS—Alcohol Use **2015 data statistically different from 2014 data at p≤

2015 YRBS—Perceptions of Alcohol Use **2015 data statistically different from 2014 data at p≤

2015 YRBS—Marijuana Use 41

2015 YRBS—Perceptions of Marijuana Use **2015 data statistically different from 2014 data at p≤

2015 YRBS—Misuse of Prescription Medication (Without Doctor’s Prescription) **2015 data statistically different from 2014 data at p≤

2015 YRBS—Perceptions of Misuse of Prescription Medication **2015 data statistically different from 2014 data at p≤

2015 YRBS AVERAGE AGE OF FIRST SUBSTANCE USE 45

Tobacco Use 46

BRFSS Tobacco Use: Current Smoking *2015 LOCAL DATA AND 2014 STATE AND NATIONAL DATA IS BASED ONLY ON THOSE WHO HAVE SMOKED “100 CIGARETTES IN LIFETIME.” * INCLUDE ALL RESPONDENTS; “100 CIGARETTE” QUESTION NOT ASKED. 47

BRFSS Tobacco Use: Smokeless Tobacco *NO LOCAL COMPARISON FOR

BRFSS E-Cigarette Use *NO 2014 STATE OR NATIONAL DATA. 49

2015 YRBS—Tobacco and E-Cigarette Use 50

2015 YRBS—Perceptions of Tobacco Us e **2015 data statistically different from 2014 data at p≤

Physical Activity & Nutrition 52

BRFSS Physical Activity & Nutrition: BMI 53

2015 YRBS—Physical Health and Exercise **2015 data statistically different from 2014 data at p≤

BRFSS Physical Activity & Nutrition: Exercise *NO LOCAL COMPARISON FOR

Percent of the population with adequate access to locations for physical activity (2010 & 2013 data) Calumet County: 65% Wisconsin: 83% Physical Activity & Nutrition: Access to Exercise Opportunities Source: County Health Rankings/OneSource Global Business Browser 56

BRFSS Physical Activity & Nutrition: Fruits *2007 AND 2003 INCLUDED 6 OUNCES OF FRUIT JUICE. ONE SERVING IS ½ CUP OF CANNED OR COOKED FRUIT, 1 MEDIUM PIECE OF FRUIT, OR ¼ CUP OF DRIED FRUIT. * NO 2014 STATE OR NATIONAL DATA. 57

BRFSS Physical Activity & Nutrition: Vegetables *2007 AND 2003 INCLUDED 6 OUNCES OF VEGETABLE JUICE. ONE SERVINS IS A ½ CUP OF COOKED OR RAW VEGETABLES, 1 CUP OF LEAFY GREENS. *NO 2014 STATE OR NATIONAL DATA. 58

2015 YRBS—Healthy Eating and School Habits 1 Fruit and vegetable consumption time frame changed from “yesterday” to “past seven days” **2015 data statistically different from 2014 data at p≤

. Physical Activity & Nutrition: Breastfeeding Source: Wisconsin WIC Program 60

Access to Care 61

BRFSS Access to Care: Health Insurance 62

Education 63

Percent of 9th grade cohort that graduates in four years ( data) Calumet County: 94% Wisconsin: 88% Education: High School Graduation Source: County Health Rankings/WI Department of Public Instruction 64

Percent of adults age with some college or associate’s degree ( data) Calumet County: 68.7% Wisconsin: 65.9% Education: Completed Some College Source: County Health Rankings/US Census 65

Adequate Income 66

Median household income for all residents of a household over age 18 (2015 data) Calumet County: $66,657 Wisconsin: $51,474 Adequate Income: Median Household Income Source: County Health Rankings/US Census 67

Percent of children under 18 living below the Federal Poverty Line (2013 data) Calumet County: 8% Wisconsin: 18% Adequate Income: Children in Poverty Source: County Health Rankings/US Census 68

Percent of people who did not have adequate access to food during the past year (2015 data) Calumet County: 8% Wisconsin: 13% Adequate Income: Food Insecurity Source: County Health Rankings/Feeding America 69

Social Support 70

BRFSS Social Support: Frequency *2015 RESPONDENTS SHOWED A HIGHER DEGREE OF NOT SURE (4%). *NO 2014 STATE DATA. 71

Percent of children that live in a household headed by a single parent ( data) Calumet County: 21% Wisconsin: 31% Social Support: Single-Parent Households Source: County Health Rankings/US Census/American Communities Survey 72

BRFSS Social Support: Family Mealtime *NO 2014 STATE OR NATIONAL DATA. 73

Physical Activity and Nutrition Alcohol and Other Drug Use Mental Health (incorporated into the above priorities) Healthiest Calumet County Community Health Improvement Priorities 74

Natural Environment 75

Annual number of days above standard (2015 Calumet County Environmental Health Profile: 2011 data) Calumet County: 2.0 Wisconsin: 0.7 Natural Environment: Air Quality Ground Level Ozone Source: WI Department of Health Services 76

Annual average (2015 Calumet County Environmental Health Profile: 2011 data) Calumet County: 10.6 Wisconsin: 9.4 Natural Environment: Air Quality Particulate Matter (PM 2.5) Source: WI Department of Health Services 77

Healthiest Calumet County Steering Committee U-CAN—Physical activity and nutrition REACH—Alcohol and other drug use Healthiest Calumet County Community Health Improvement Initiative 78

Links of Interest Calumet County Health Rankings Snapshot calumet/county/outcomes/overall/snapshot Calumet County Environmental Health Profile Thank You! calumet/county/outcomes/overall/snapshot 79