BRFSS 2009 - North Carolina: (Did any doctor, nurse, or other health professional EVER give you a written summary<br> of all the treatments that you received?)

2009 BRFSS Survey Results: North Carolina

Cancer Survivorship--By Risks, Conditions, and Quality of Life Measures

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	Total Respond.^	Yes	No
TOTAL	1,570	622	38.7	34.9-42.5	948	61.3	57.5-65.1
Have Health Insurance
Yes	1,472	584	38.1	34.4-42.0	888	61.9	58.0-65.6
No	97	37	44.7	27.2-63.6	60	55.3	36.4-72.8
Body Mass Index
Underweight	31	10	36.3	17.1-61.3	21	63.7	38.7-82.9
Recommended Range	526	211	43.1	36.2-50.4	315	56.9	49.6-63.8
Overweight	561	220	35.2	29.5-41.3	341	64.8	58.7-70.5
Obese	393	157	38.6	31.7-46.1	236	61.4	53.9-68.3
Current Smoker
No	1,335	524	38.6	34.6-42.7	811	61.4	57.3-65.4
Yes	225	95	39.7	29.7-50.6	130	60.3	49.4-70.3
History of CVD**
Yes	297	120	40.3	32.1-49.0	177	59.7	51.0-67.9
No	1,248	493	38.4	34.2-42.7	755	61.6	57.3-65.8
Binge Drinker
No	1,479	582	37.8	33.9-41.8	897	62.2	58.2-66.1
Yes	82	35	49.3	34.5-64.2	47	50.7	35.8-65.5
Heavy Drinker
No	1,493	586	38.0	34.2-42.0	907	62.0	58.0-65.8
Yes	55	28	52.8	33.9-70.9	27	47.2	29.1-66.1
Poor Sleep***
Yes	169	58	28.1	19.4-38.8	111	71.9	61.2-80.6
No	1,360	552	40.2	36.2-44.4	808	59.8	55.6-63.8
Current Asthma
Yes	156	63	31.2	22.1-42.1	93	68.8	57.9-77.9
No	1,405	557	39.5	35.5-43.7	848	60.5	56.3-64.5
Diabetes
Yes	274	104	32.9	25.6-41.0	170	67.1	59.0-74.4
No	1,296	518	39.8	35.6-44.1	778	60.2	55.9-64.4
Disability
Yes	718	286	40.0	34.2-46.0	432	60.0	54.0-65.8
No	829	328	37.4	32.6-42.4	501	62.6	57.6-67.4

Total
Respond.^

Yes

C.I.(95%)

TOTAL

1,570

622

38.7

34.9-42.5

948

61.3

57.5-65.1

Have Health Insurance

Yes

1,472

584

38.1

34.4-42.0

888

61.9

58.0-65.6

44.7

27.2-63.6

55.3

36.4-72.8

Body Mass Index

Underweight

36.3

17.1-61.3

63.7

38.7-82.9

Recommended Range

526

211

43.1

36.2-50.4

315

56.9

49.6-63.8

Overweight

561

220

35.2

29.5-41.3

341

64.8

58.7-70.5

Obese

393

157

38.6

31.7-46.1

236

61.4

53.9-68.3

Current Smoker

1,335

524

38.6

34.6-42.7

811

61.4

57.3-65.4

Yes

225

39.7

29.7-50.6

130

60.3

49.4-70.3

History of CVD**

Yes

297

120

40.3

32.1-49.0

177

59.7

51.0-67.9

1,248

493

38.4

34.2-42.7

755

61.6

57.3-65.8

Binge Drinker

1,479

582

37.8

33.9-41.8

897

62.2

58.2-66.1

Yes

49.3

34.5-64.2

50.7

35.8-65.5

Heavy Drinker

1,493

586

38.0

34.2-42.0

907

62.0

58.0-65.8

Yes

52.8

33.9-70.9

47.2

29.1-66.1

Poor Sleep***

Yes

169

28.1

19.4-38.8

111

71.9

61.2-80.6

1,360

552

40.2

36.2-44.4

808

59.8

55.6-63.8

Current Asthma

Yes

156

31.2

22.1-42.1

68.8

57.9-77.9

1,405

557

39.5

35.5-43.7

848

60.5

56.3-64.5

Diabetes

Yes

274

104

32.9

25.6-41.0

170

67.1

59.0-74.4

1,296

518

39.8

35.6-44.1

778

60.2

55.9-64.4

Disability

Yes

718

286

40.0

34.2-46.0

432

60.0

54.0-65.8

829

328

37.4

32.6-42.4

501

62.6

57.6-67.4

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**History of Cardiovascular Disease includes history of heart attack or coronary heart disease or stroke.

***Poor sleep defined as not getting enough rest or sleep for all 30 days out of the past 30 days.

Use caution in interpreting cell sizes less than 50, % = Percentage, C.I.(95%) = Confidence Interval (at 95 percent probability level).
Percentages are weighted to population characteristics and therefore cannot be calculated exactly from the numbers in this table.

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2009 BRFSS Survey Results: North Carolina

Cancer Survivorship--By Risks, Conditions, and Quality of Life Measures

Did any doctor, nurse, or other health professional EVER give you a written summary of all the treatments that you received?

Did any doctor, nurse, or other health professional EVER give you a written summary
of all the treatments that you received?