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345 6th Street, Suite 300
Bremerton, WA 98337
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Our vision: A safe and healthy Kitsap County for all.
Health Indicator Dashboards
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Data to Inspire Action
Using data and the science of epidemiology, we study the causes, occurrence, and distribution of health and disease in Kitsap. We identify health concerns and the factors that can cause them and help prioritize public health and community resources to address them.
Who lives in our community?
How healthy and safe are we?
How healthy are our behaviors and lifestyles?
How healthy is our environment?
What are the trends in disease?
Are there any areas or people in our county more affected than others?
Our data are useful to a wide range of community members:
a doctor might be interested in the current infectious disease rates, so that her clinic can take action to identify and prevent the spread of disease in her patients;
health data might be beneficial for a grant application that would bring more resources to our county to work on improving our health;
KPHD and community partner programs may use data to ensure resources and supports are targeted to residents who need them the most;
a student could use health data in a school report; and
a drive to improve your own health and the health of your friends and neighbors might compel your own interest.
To learn more about our work, email epi@kitsappublichealth.org.
Our Role
The role of the Assessment & Epidemiology program is to provide information for Kitsap Public Health District, community partners, and residents to learn about our community and to plan equitable, evidence-based programs and projects to improve the health, safety, and wellbeing of all people in Kitsap County.
EXPLORE OUR DATA PRODUCTS:
We publish data metrics that summarize key health conditions and health-related behaviors as well as factors influencing the health and well-being of Kitsap residents.
The goal of the dashboards to provide quick and easy-to-access data for grant writing, program development, equitable service provision, and project planning.
We compile data from individual health indicators, reports from community partners, community surveys, focus groups and key informant interviews into community health assessments and reports. The goal of these reports is to tell the story of health and wellbeing in Kitsap. We highlight patterns and trends about the root causes and contributory factors to help us understand the best ways for our community to focus on improving health.
We share our sources and methods to promote understanding and transparency and prevent misinterpretation.
2023 Community Health Assessment
This report tells the story of our community’s health using quantitative data (percentages and rates) and qualitative data (community voices from focus groups and interviews) organized into topic chapters. It highlights trends, disparities and gaps as well as community resources and assets.
You can view the full report or an executive summary or browse topics below.
Oct 17, 2024
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Data to Inspire Action
Using data and the science of epidemiology, we study the causes, occurrence, and distribution of health and disease in Kitsap. We identify health concerns and the factors that can cause them and help prioritize public health and community resources to address them.
Who lives in our community?
How healthy and safe are we?
How healthy are our behaviors and lifestyles?
How healthy is our environment?
What are the trends in disease?
Are there any areas or people in our county more affected than others?
Our data are useful to a wide range of community members:
a doctor might be interested in the current infectious disease rates, so that her clinic can take action to identify and prevent the spread of disease in her patients;
health data might be beneficial for a grant application that would bring more resources to our county to work on improving our health;
KPHD and community partner programs may use data to ensure resources and supports are targeted to residents who need them the most;
a student could use health data in a school report; and
a drive to improve your own health and the health of your friends and neighbors might compel your own interest.
To learn more about our work, email epi@kitsappublichealth.org.
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