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Epi Data Analysis and Interpretation For Vermont SPF-SIG Grantees (“Data 301”)

Epi Data Analysis and Interpretation For Vermont SPF-SIG Grantees (“Data 301”). Presented by….. Bob Flewelling Jan 31, 2008. Objectives. Review and discuss contents of data tables Discuss approaches to examining data in order to help select secondary priority

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Epi Data Analysis and Interpretation For Vermont SPF-SIG Grantees (“Data 301”)

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  1. Epi Data Analysis and Interpretation For Vermont SPF-SIG Grantees (“Data 301”) Presented by….. Bob Flewelling Jan 31, 2008

  2. Objectives • Review and discuss contents of data tables • Discuss approaches to examining data in order to help select secondary priority • Examine data from an example community • Synthesize the findings from the example • Identify other sources of information, if needed, to help select priority

  3. Epi Data Tables: Key Features • Provide community-level YRBS data • Provide county-level BRFSS data • Distinct years for YRBS / combined years for BRFSS • BRFSS addresses alcohol but NOT marij • State estimates also provided • Estimates have been grade-adjusted • No consequence (i.e., archival) data

  4. Grade Adjustment Example

  5. Criteria for Examining and Comparing Prevalence Rates

  6. Criteria for Examining and Comparing Prevalence Rates

  7. Other Sources of Information to Use in Selecting Priority • Other epidemiological data if available (?) • A consideration of severity and costs of each problem • Community readiness and resources survey • Attitudes and concerns of residents (e.g., via focus groups, town meetings, etc.) • Local events • Political priorities and will • Availability of suitable, evidenced-based strategies • Feasibility of strategies identified

  8. Always examine your data before making your choice…

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