• Explore and select 1-2 data sets from the following lists to complete the activity (start with 1 dataset and if there is time complete another):

  • CDC SDOH Environmental Scan

  • NRPA Data and Mapping Resource Library

  • SDoH Prof Fratila Library

• Create a post here on Padlet, that includes the following:

  • Your names

  • Name of datasets

  • Link to datasets

  • Organizations that created/monitor data set

  • Description of what they are looking at

  • How does this represent a social determinant of health?

  • One interesting data you’ve noticed from each dataset

  • Photo (optional)

Chandrahasa Srinivasa Jr.

50 State Review on Opioid Related Policy

Arizona Department of Health Services

Different statistics and ways that the states regulate the opioid crisis in America.

This represents a social determinant of health in a modifiable manner because it deals with the environment's regulations on how to both react to and prevent this crisis.

Although this is a national crisis, it is very state-by-state specific in how they approach the problem.

Dataset: Top Vulnerable Counties, All and by Hazard.

This dataset was created by the United States Census Bureau by synthesizing info from datasets submitted by NOAA and FEMA.

Description: These organizations are attempting to assess the relatively vulnerabilities of US counties to natural disasters like earthquakes, wildfires, flooding, and hurricanes.

This is a social determinant of health because the frequency and intensity of natural disasters can contaminate food, living conditions, disrupt regular access to care, and thereby impede health outcomes.

Interesting fact: New York counties were actually the most vulnerable to earthquakes which seems to contradict conventional wisdom about earthquake risks.

Drew Kelliher

https://www.osha.gov/ords/samp/sampling_search.search?establishment=&State=FL&zip=&startyear=2010&endyear=2025&sic=&naics=&imis=&substance=&beginresult=&endresult=

Exposure to Chemical hazards.

Name of Dataset: Small Area Health Insurance Estimates (SAHIE) Program

Link: above

Organization: U.S. Census Bureau

Description: Estimates of health insurance coverage for counties and states, broken down by demographic and income groups.

Social Determinant: This is perhaps the most important source of information for social determinants of health. This source provides data on gaps in insurance coverage and illustrates how insurance coverage is frequently correlated with socio-economic factors.

Interest Data: Florida has one of the highest rates of uninsured in the U.S. at 13.4% of the population being uninsured.