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 BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS What We Know About Adults with Disabilities: Public Health Resources for Planning August 21, 2014 Bruce Steiner Illinois Department of Public Health

 BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS Objectives 1.Reveal demographic characteristics of Illinois adults with disabilities 2.Illustrate how their health and well-being are affected. 3.Identify data resources to aid in planning.

 BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS BRFSS Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System

 BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS BRFSS Federally funded program operating in every state. Conducts telephone interviews among Illinois adults Sample include landline and cellular telephones

 BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS BRFSS Trained interviewers Scripted interviews Questions about health conditions and behaviors

 BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS BRFSS Carefully controlled data collection Random sample drawn for telephone interviews. Represents entire adult population

 BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS Sample Size Statewide –5,000 per year –Strata approx. 1,000 per year County –400 per county –Aggregate approx. 40,000 per round

 BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS Data Preparation Adherence to rigorous procedures Weighting data –Equalizes probability of selection –Adjusts for variation of age/race/sex subgroups –Permits generalizations to entire adult population

 BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS Uses of BRFSS data 1.Document need for public health interventions 2.Target resources for high risk populations. 3.Evaluate previous efforts 4.Establish public policy

 BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS Topics Alcohol Arthritis Asthma Cardiovascular Colorectal Diabetes Disability Health care coverage Health care utilization Health status Immunizations Injury control Nutrition Obesity Oral health Physical activity Quality of life Tobacco Weight control Women’s Health

 BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS Search for Illinois BRFSS

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 BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS

 BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS Disability Activity Limitation due to health problem Health problems requiring special equipment = Disability

 BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS Disability Limitation 16.80% Equipment 7.20% Disability 18.70% 1,841,272 Adults

 BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS Activities of Daily Living Blind Decisions Walking Dressing Errands Difficulty Seeing / Blind Difficulty concentrating or remembering Difficulty walking or climbing stairs Difficulty dressing or bathing Difficulty doing errands alone

 BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS Limitation Blind3.9 % Decisions8.0 % Walking11.4 % Dressing2.8 % Errands5.5 % Any Impairment19.2 % 1,892,243 Adults

 BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS Assumption People with one or more activity limitation are likely to require support from at least other individual.

 BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS Assumption The greater the number of activity limitations a person has increases their reliance on others and decreases their independence.

 BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS  BRFSS Percent Adults with 1 ADL Age Options18.8% Central Illinois20.0% Chicago DFSS19.8% East Central Illinois15.6% Egyptian Area27.5% Lincolnland18.1% Midland19.7% Northeastern18.5% Northwestern19.0% Southeastern Illinois16.6% Southwestern Illinois23.9% West Central Illinois17.2% Western Illinois19.2% Illinois 19.2%

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