Data and Reports

Data is the oxygen that powers our ability to detect and respond to threats to health, and we are at a pivotal moment in the modernization of the public health data infrastructure.”

– Dr. Mandy Cohen, CDC Director

CHA & CHIP

Community Health Assessment (CHA)

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Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP)

DASHBOARDS

Overdose
Dashboard

Respiratory Disease Dashboard

Communicable Disease Dashboard

Hepatitis Dashboard

HEALTH REPORTS

The Toll of Tobacco Use in NKY

Northern Kentucky has some of the highest smoking rates and death rates due to tobacco use in the nation. This story map demonstrates the enormous toll tobacco has on the health and wellness of Northern Kentuckians.

Health in Northern Kentucky

This report provides information on health factors in the region. Topics include: population and demographics, mortality, birth and infant mortality, infectious and communicable diseases, unhealthy behaviors and risk factors, mental illness and substance use disorders, environmental health, and access to care.

Top Causes of Death in Northern Kentucky

What are top causes of death for residents of Northern Kentucky? What causes of death are claiming younger lives? And where? This report is a look into the relationship between cause-specific mortality rates and years of potential life lost (YPLL) in Northern Kentucky.

Substance Use Disorder in Northern Kentucky

Designed to help the community better understand the heroin epidemic, this online tool provides data on a variety of issues, including overdoses, blood-borne diseases and police/fire/EMS response, and provides a link to resources and organizations addressing the issue in an eight-county region of Northern Kentucky

Health Equity Reports

Health equity is the opportunity for every individual to attain his/her full health potential, and much of what impacts a person’s ability to achieve that potential starts where he/she lives, learns, works, and plays. Within that are factors such as income, education, housing, transportation availability and accessibility, access to healthy foods, and other social factors. To better understand the health equity of Northern Kentucky, the Health Department examined a variety of factors and assembled a series of reports.