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Adolescent
Health |
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Adolescent Needs Assessment Report |
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Assessment
developed to provide information to be
used for planning efforts of the
Washington State Partnership for Youth (WSPY).
The goal of the plan is to impact
resources and services that support
teens becoming healthy and successful. |
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Healthy
Youth Survey |
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A
collaborative effort of the Office of
the Superintendent of Public
Instruction, the Department of Health,
the Department of Social and Health
Services' Division of Alcohol and
Substance Abuse, and Community Trade and
Economic Development. Provides
information about students in grades 6,
8, 10, and concerning safety and
violence; physical activity and diet;
alcohol, tobacco and other drug use; and
related risk and protective factors. |
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| Birth and
Pregnancy |
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Birth |
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Vital Statistics:
Birth |
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Information such as
pregnancy history, parents' education,
prenatal care, and birth weight. |
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Perinatal Indicator Report, May 2009
(PDF, 88.4 KB) |
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Pregnancy/Abortion |
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Vital Statistics:
Pregnancy and Abortion |
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Detailed information
tables on pregnancies and induced
abortions for the most recent complete
calendar year. Data is collected
from abortion providers as well as
Certificates of Live Birth and
Certificates of Fetal Death. |
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Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring
System (PRAMS) |
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PRAMS is a
joint research project between the
Washington State Department of Health
and the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention (CDC). PRAMS is an
ongoing mail/telephone survey of women
who have recently given birth. New
mothers help by answering questions
about their behaviors and experiences
before, during, and shortly after
pregnancy. This helps us learn
more about why some babies are born
healthy and others not. |
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Birth Defects |
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Birth
Defects Surveillance System Status
Report 1995-2004 (PDF, 237
KB) |
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Data on the
following reportable conditions is
reported -- neural tube defects, oral
clefts, hypospadias and epispadias, limb
reduction defects, abdominal wall
defects, downs syndrome, fetal alcohol
syndrome, autism, and cerebral palsy. |
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Children With Special Health Care Needs |
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Children
and Youth with Special Health Care Needs
Report 2005 (PDF, 704 KB) |
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The Children
with Special Health Care Needs Program
serves children who have serious
physical, behavioral, or emotional
conditions that require health and
related services beyond those required
by children generally. In
Washington State, children who
participate in this program must be
under the age of 18 years at initial
enrollment and have, or be at risk of
developing, a serious or chronic
condition. Some children who are
already part of the program may be able
to continue services until the
twenty-first birthday for purposes of
transition to adult care. |
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County
Profiles |
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Map of links
to PDF facts sheets for each county. |
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Medical
Home Data Monograph 2007 (PDF,
133 KB) |
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State
Profile (PDF, 131 KB) |
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Youth with Disabilities: Risk Factors
for Alcohol, Tobacco and Drug Use Data
Monograph 2009 (PDF, 192 KB) |
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Youth
with Disabilities: Risk Factors for
Injury Data Monograph 2009 (PDF,
183 KB) |
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Immunizations |
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Childhood
Immunization Coverage for Washington
State 2003-2005 (PDF, 167 KB) |
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Health of Washington State, 2007 -
Childhood and Adult Immunizations
(PDF, 147 KB) |
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Multi-Topic |
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Health of Washington State, 2007 -
Maternal and Child Health |
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Maternal and Child Health Data Report |
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Intended to
be a resource primarily for public
health professionals on the health
status and service needs of pregnant
women, infants, children, and
adolescents in Washington State. |
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