ATHT 1000 Introduction to Allied Health Professions

Population groups by age, gender, sexual orientation, health disparitiy, veteran status.

Health Disparities: Compare the Top 10 Causes of Death across Populations

Overview and data about basic health disparities.

The diversitydata.org project identifies metropolitan area indicators of diversity, opportunity, quality of life and health for various racial and ethnic population groups. This website is available to a wide variety of potential users interested in describing, profiling and ranking U.S. metro areas in terms of quality of life.

One may create maps and reports from publicly available information. One chooses visual and statistical information, including local levels. Free. Registration required

Rankings are based on a model of population health that emphasizes the many factors that, if improved, can help make communities healthier places to live, learn, work and play. Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the Univ of Wisconsin Population Health Institution

Helps researchers visualize socioeconomic data at community level
Allows for ranking & mapping of neighborhoods according to socioeconomic disadvantage, such as income, education, employment, and housing quality, and could inform health resources policy and social interventions

The State of Ohio provides community health indicators relative to the state and the national targets.

Topics vital statistics, diseases and conditions, health surveys, public health assessment and wellness, community profiles, maternal/child health.

City, metro, county, and metro levels. Topics include behavioral risks, Medicaid, healthcare disparities, health insurance, cancer, inpatients, and more. Also includes links to guidelines, journals, organizations, and programs,

Includes Demographics and the Economy; Health Status; HIV/AIDS; Minority Health; Women's Health; Health Costs and Budgets; Health Coverage & Uninsured; Health Insurance and Managed Care; Kaiser Family Foundation

The Data & Statistics page consists of interactive applications, published reports and other resources related to data and analyses at ODH.

This report analyzes current healthcare inequalities in the U.S. across a range of social characteristics, diseases, and other demographics.

Assess health disparities in the U.S. population by tracking rates of illness, death, chronic conditions, behaviors, and other types of outcomes in relation to demographic factors including Race and ethnicity, Gender, Sexual identity and orientation. Disability status or special health care needs, and Geographic location (rural and urban).

The action plan from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services outlines goals and intended steps to reduce health disparities among racial and ethnic minorities