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About...
The Office of Assessment and Surveillance is your source for local health-related data and information. We work to help improve the health of the Columbus community by: - measuring the health of Columbus through the collection, study and reporting of health data
- looking for and investigating outbreaks of disease, and by
- providing support to customers who want to use data effectively in community health policy, planning, and programming decisions.
Who Is The Program For? Anyone in need of local population-based health data or guidance on how to use this information
Program Services
Provide health-related data and information about Columbus and Franklin County residents and neighborhoods, in the form of reports, presentations, fact sheets, and newsletters Identify, investigate and report on emerging health threats in collaboration with public health partners at the local, state and federal levels Build capacity (in the community and within CHD) to promote the appropriate collection and use of health-related data and information.
Examples of Current Projects
Program Publications
Annual Summary of Reportable Diseases 2006 Women’s Health – A Local Profile (2006) This report was developed to provide readers with a profile of women’s health at the local level. It provides information on health behaviors, health status, and health care utilization of Franklin County women and is intended to be a reference for those interested in improving the health and well-being of local women. Executive Summary Trends in Tuberculosis, Franklin County Ohio 1996-2005 (PDF) Go to our online Community Health Resource Center for more publications and reports.
Resources and Links
Additional links to: Health Data Agencies and Organizations Other Public Health Web Resources
Contact Us
(614) 645-6252 Health@columbus.gov Columbus Public Health , Room N202 240 Parsons Ave., Columbus, Ohio 43215 Cost None for standard requests. Fees could apply for requests that require specialized staff time. Requests are typically filled in about 2-3 days. Requests for special analyses are dependent on staff and data availability, and usually take more time.
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