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Some of the types of statistics include: How many people in the country have a disease or how many people got the disease within a certain period of time. How many people of a certain group have a disease. The groups could be based on location, race, ethnic group, sex, age, profession, income level, level of education.
Health statistics are numbers that summarize information related to health. Health statistics are used to understand risk factors for communities, track and monitor health events such as diseases, see the impact of policy changes, and assess the quality and safety of health care.
The Health, United States, 2020-2021: Annual Perspective is a brief annual report that integrates selected analyses on health trends reported online by the Health, United States program. The focus of this issue is on health disparities by sex, race and ethnicity, and socioeconomic status.
CDC - NCHS - National Center for Health Statistics.
Disease-specific data sources are databases, registries, or studies using observational methods to evaluate a specific population of people with a disease. Standardized information is collected about the patients, and it may be cross-sectional or longitudinal in nature.
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The main sources of health statistics are surveys, administrative and medical records, health care claims data, vital records, surveillance, disease registries, grey literature and peer-reviewed literature.
Website: . The NCHS website is designed to provide users with quick and easy access to the wide range of information and data available from NCHS. The site is home to the latest news, information, and publications from the Center, as well as an extensive data archive accessible to the public.
Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Sources Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) CDC Data Statistics. CDC Wonder. Epi Info. FastSTATS A-Z. Health, United States. Monthly Vital Statistics Report. Morbidity Mortality Weekly Report.

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