Nursing nursing assignment

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Population Health Data Paper

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Leavitt School of Health, Western Governors University

D029: Informatics for Transforming Nursing Care

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Population Health Data Paper

Sociodemographic Profile

Sociodemographic Profile Discussion

County Health Outcomes

County Health Trends and Rankings Discussion

Health Factors

Purpose of Health Factors Data Comparison

Health Factors Data: Successes and Challenges

Analysis and Proposal

Significant Findings

Service or Program

Action Plan

Raising Public Awareness and Promoting Public Engagement

Evaluating the Service or Program

References

Table 1

Sociodemographic Profiles for [County, State] and the United States

Population Characteristics	County	United States
Population Estimates
Population Percent Change
Percent of Persons Under the Age of 18
Percent of Persons 65 Years and Over
Percent of Female Persons
Percent White Alone
Percent Black or African American Alone
Percent American Indian and Alaska Native Alone
Percent Asian Alone
Percent Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander Alone
Percent Two or More Races
Percent Hispanic or Latino
Percent White Alone, Not Hispanic or Latino
Language Other Than English Spoken at Home, Percent of Persons 5 Years +
Percent of Houses with a Computer
Percent with High School Graduate or Higher
Percent with a Disability Under Age 65 Years
Percent without Health Insurance Under Age 65 Years
Percent in Civilian Labor Force Age 16 Years +
Percent of Females in Civilian Labor Force Age 16 Years +
Total Healthcare and Social Assistance Revenue
Total Retail Sales Per Capita
Per Capita Income in the Past 12 Months
Percent of Persons in Poverty
Population Per Square Mile

Note: NA means not applicable and indicates the data were not available for that characteristic.

Table 2

Factors Influencing Health Profiles for [County, State] and the United States

Factors Influencing Health	County	State	United States
Percent Smoking
Percent with Access to Exercise Opportunities
Percent Excessive Drinking
Primary Care Physicians (Ratio of Population to 1 Physician)
Percent with High School Completion
Percent with Some College
Percent with Unemployment
Percent of Children in Single-Parent Households
Social Associations (Number of Associations Per 10,000)
Children in Poverty
Injury Deaths (Number of Injury Deaths Per 100,000)
Percent of Children Eligible for Free or Reduced-Price Lunch
Air Pollution
Percent with Severe Housing Problems

Note: NA means not applicable and indicates the data were not available for that population characteristic.

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