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State of the USA Health Indicators: Letter Report (2009)
Board on Population Health and Public Health Practice (BPH)

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State of the USA Health Indicators: Letter Report

Appendix B
Some Current Health Indicator Reports

The report, Health Indicators: A Review of Reports Currently in Use, identified and discussed the 34 different indicator sets listed below. Reports selected for inclusion “had to be created from high-quality and currently available data, relevant to important health problems, and created through the use of participatory processes and involving reputable individuals and organizations” (Wold, 2008).

  • America’s Children

  • America’s Health Ranking

  • Australia’s Measures of Progress

  • Boston Indicators Project

  • Canadian Index of Well-being/Prototype

  • Commission to Build a Healthier America

  • Commonwealth Fund State Scorecard on Health System Performance

  • Communities Count (Seattle King County, Washington)

  • Community Health Status Indicators

  • Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care

  • Early Childhood Indicators–Project Thrive

  • Environmental Public Health Indicators Project

  • Five Million Lives

  • Georgia Health Disparities Report

  • Health Care Costs 101

  • Health of Wisconsin Report Card 2007

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State of the USA Health Indicators: Letter Report Appendix B Some Current Health Indicator Reports The report, Health Indicators: A Review of Reports Currently in Use, identified and discussed the 34 different indicator sets listed below. Reports selected for inclusion “had to be created from high-quality and currently available data, relevant to important health problems, and created through the use of participatory processes and involving reputable individuals and organizations” (Wold, 2008). America’s Children America’s Health Ranking Australia’s Measures of Progress Boston Indicators Project Canadian Index of Well-being/Prototype Commission to Build a Healthier America Commonwealth Fund State Scorecard on Health System Performance Communities Count (Seattle King County, Washington) Community Health Status Indicators Dartmouth Atlas of Health Care Early Childhood Indicators–Project Thrive Environmental Public Health Indicators Project Five Million Lives Georgia Health Disparities Report Health Care Costs 101 Health of Wisconsin Report Card 2007

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State of the USA Health Indicators: Letter Report Healthy People 2010 Leading (max. set) Hospital Compare Jacksonville Indicators for Progress—JCCI 2007 Quality of Life Report Kids Count Los Angeles County Key Health Indicators National Healthcare Disparities Report National Healthcare Quality Report New York City Community Health Profiles New York City Health Disparities Report OECD Factbook 2008: Economic, Environmental and Social Statistics OECD Health Care Quality Index Older Americans 2008: Key Indicators of Well-Being Patient Safety in America Hospitals Study (Third Annual) Prevention Institute—Prototype The Boston Paradox: Too Much Healthcare and Not Enough Health Trends and Indicators in the Changing Health Care Marketplace Chartbook Trust for America’s Health: Top 10 Priorities for Prevention World Health Organization