BreastCare in Arkansas: Results from the Arkansas BRFSS Presented By: LaTonya Steward, B.S. Arkansas BRFSS Coordinator.

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BreastCare in Arkansas: Results from the Arkansas BRFSS Presented By: LaTonya Steward, B.S. Arkansas BRFSS Coordinator

Presentation Outline What is BRFSS? History and purpose of BRFSS Questionnaire and sample Discuss breast care in Arkansas Explain cost and proposal for state- added question(s)

What is BRFSS? Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System World’s largest ongoing state based telephone survey Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) support Currently conducted in all 50 states, D.C. and 3 U.S. territories

History of BRFSS… In the 1980s research showed health behaviors play an important role in unnecessary deaths and diseases. In 1984 CDC started the state-based BRFSS to collect health information on risk behaviors and preventative health practices that affect health status. By 1997 all states were participating.

Who Uses BRFSS Data? State and Local Health Departments Public Health Program Leaders Federal Agencies Students & Researchers Media Healthcare Professionals Insurance Companies

How are BRFSS Data Used? Assess health needs of the population Implement, evaluate and improve public health strategies Identify demographic health disparities Prepare grant proposals Publish scientific articles in professional journals

BRFSS Survey Design

Questionnaire Consist of: 1) Fixed Core* Rotating Core I & II* Emerging Core* 2) State sponsored optional modules 3) State-added questions *Required by CDC

Random Sample People 18 and older are randomly selected

Breast Care in Arkansas

Women 40 years of age and older are included in this presentation Data available for 1993 – 2006

Have you ever had a mammogram?

Mammogram within past two years?

Mammogram within past two years, by age group

Mammogram within past two years, by educational level

Mammogram within past two years, by income

Ever Had a Clinical Breast Exam?

Breast Care Awareness sponsored by Arkansas BreastCare Program

Breast Care Awareness No data available for 1993 to 1998 No nationwide comparison available State added questions sponsored by Arkansas BreastCare program

Noticed Any Ads For Having A Mammogram Test In The Past Month?

Are You Aware That Health Department Offers Free To Low-cost Mammograms?

Do You Think Your Risk Of Getting Breast Cancer Is High/Medium/Low?

If You Wanted To Have A Mammogram, Would You Have To Pay All, Part Or None?

How Difficult Would It Be For You To Pay For Mammograms?

Submitting Proposals for State-Added Questions

2008 State-Added Questions Select uncovered topic area Submit question proposal by August 30 th Cost ~ $900/per question

Arkansas BRFSS Partner LaTonya Steward, B.S. Arkansas BRFSS Coordinator Phone: Website:

Questions ???