Trends in Key Health Indicators
North Carolina Statewide and County
For each county in North Carolina, the State Center for Health Statistics has produced 24 graphs representing trends in key health indicators at both the county and state levels over approximately the past 15 years. In order to ensure a fair degree of stability in rates and trends when annual numbers for a county may be relatively small, several years of data have been aggregated for an average of each indicator, resulting in three data points for each indicator.
LIST OF INDICATORS
- Percentage of Resident Live Births Classified as Low Birthweight
- Percentage of Resident Live Births Classified as Very Low Birthweight
- Percentage of Resident Live Births that were Premature
- Percentage of Resident Live Births Delivered by Cesarean Section
- Teen Births (Ages 15-19) per 1,000 Female Residents
- Percentage of Resident Teen Births (Ages 15-19) that Were Repeat Pregnancies
- Infant Deaths per 1,000 Live Births
- Child Deaths per 100,000 Residents Ages 0-17
- Age-Adjusted Cardiovascular Disease Death Rates
- Age-Adjusted Heart Disease Death Rates
- Age-Adjusted Stroke Death Rates
- Age-Adjusted Diabetes Death Rates
- Age-adjusted Colorectal Cancer Death Rates
- Age-Adjusted Trachea, Bronchus, & Lung Cancer Death Rates
- Age-Adjusted Female Breast Cancer Incidence Rates
- Age-Adjusted Prostate Cancer Incidence Rates
- Age-Adjusted Unintentional Motor Vehicle Injury Death Rates
- Age-Adjusted Unintentional Injury (excluding MVA) Death Rates
- Age-Adjusted Homicide Rates
- Age-Adjusted Suicide Death Rates
- Number of Primary Care Physicians per 10,000 Residents
- Number of Dentists per 10,000 Residents
- Number of Registered Nurses per 10,000 Residents
- Number of Physician Assistants per 10,000 Residents
Technical Notes
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