The fact sheets and reports below include general overviews of the health of our community as well as subject-specific examinations of health data and their public health implications.

Access to health care

• Access to primary care providers in Clark County, 2005 report(PDF)
• Is there an access to prenatal care crisis in Clark County? - May 2008 report (PDF)

Clark County overviews

• Community report card, 2006 report (PDF)
• Demographics - updated July 2009 (PDF)
• Exploring the Clark County food system - August 2008 report (PDF)
• The Health of Clark County: Facts at a glance - June 2008 (PDF)

Chronic disease

• Asthma (PDF)
• Alzheimer's disease death rates (PDF)
• Coronary heart disease death rates (PDF)
• Stroke death rates (PDF)

Health behaviors and risk factors

• Center for Community Health: Smoke-free Campus - May 2007 report (PDF)
• Clark County Youth: Nutrition, physical activity and weight status - June 2008 report (PDF)
• Nutrition (PDF)
• Obesity and overweight (PDF)
• Physical activity (PDF)
• Tobacco use (PDF)

Healthy Youth Survey reports - Clark County - 2008

• 6th Grade
• 8th Grade
• 10th Grade
• 12th Grade

Infectious and communicable disease

• Influenza and pneumonia death rates (PDF)

Injury, crime and violence

• Motor vehicle crash death rates - updated May 2008 (PDF)
• Motor vehicle crash death rates, by age group - updated May 2008 (PDF)
• Unintentional fall death rates - updated July 2008 (PDF)

Maternal and child health

• Births to women who smoke - updated May 2008 (PDF)
• First trimester prenatal care utilization - updated March 2008 (PDF)
• Focus on Maternal Health in Clark County - April 2009 report (PDF)
• Late or no prenatal care utilization - updated May 2008 (PDF)
• Low birth weight - updated March 2008 (PDF)
• Smile Survey 2005: Oral health status of Clark County children (PDF)
• Pregnancy, birth, and abortion rates, aged 15-44 - updated July 2008 (PDF)
• Teen pregnancy, aged 15-17 - updated June 2008 (PDF)
• Teen pregnancy, birth, and abortion rates, aged 15-17 - updated June 2008 (PDF)

Media

• Healthy youth survey interview with John Wiesman, department director (You will need Windows Media Player to view this video.)