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Media - October 31, 2019

October 2019

 

Survey Findings Offer Critical Insights into Nashville’s Health

Community partners recently gathered for the release of the Nashville Community Health + Well-being Survey, the first countywide health assessment in nearly 20 years.

Survey findings offer a deep dive on numerous key metrics that inform important health and well-being activities across the city, including how Nashvillians access health care, barriers to care, chronic health conditions, health behaviors and more. This first-of-its-kind large-scale assessment was mailed to more than 12,000 Davidson County households.

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Help Us Put the Data to Work

Whether you are an educator, researcher or business leader, the complete survey findings are available right now to help inform and guide your work. Responses are presented by gender, age, ethnicity, education, employment status, annual household income, health insurance coverage and sexual orientation. We invite you to further analyze the findings to derive new insights and harness the power of the data to build a healthier Nashville. Access the data use agreement here.


Clinicians Weigh Target:BP Data and Goals

Nashville Target:BP clinical partners recently reviewed their aggregate hypertension control rate, and discussed goals for improving the rate and growing clinic participation moving forward. Timely heart health data from the Nashville Community Health + Well-being Survey was also shared as clinicians weighed program priorities for the coming year.

Nashville is the only community in the nation taking a county-wide approach to improving its control rate. Currently, 17 clinics and hospitals representing nearly 700,000 patients are participating in the program presented by the American Heart Association (AHA), American Medical Association (AMA) and NashvilleHealth.  To learn more about Target:BP, email here.


NashvilleHealth Issues Three-Year Report

Over the past three years, NashvilleHealth has worked to make Nashville one of the healthiest places to live in the state and nation. Click here to learn more about our collaborative efforts.


Preventing the Next Generations of Tobacco and Vape Users

Mirroring national trends, the Nashville Community Health + Well-being survey found that vaping outpaces tobacco use among young adults. To prevent the next generation of tobacco and vape users, NashvilleHealth is partnering with business and health advocacy organizations across the state to support legislation to raise the purchase age for tobacco and vape products to 21.

A recent Tennessee tobacco opinion poll showed nearly two-thirds of Tennessee voters support increasing the tobacco sale age to 21, and an overwhelming majority (86 percent) say e-cigarettes should be included. To learn more or get involved, email here.


It’s Tree Planting Time; Pledge to Plant

October officially marks the beginning of planting season in Tennessee. Help us support the Root Nashville initiative and grow Nashville’s tree canopy by taking the “Pledge to Plant” this season. Pledge participants will receive information on where to get trees, and important tips for planting and care. Root Nashville is a public private campaign to plant 500,000 trees across Davidson County by 2050.


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