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1 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition
  A Regional Perspective: County Health Rankings   Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition May 2012 | Draft www. regionalprimarycare.org   Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition 5/23/2012

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Overall for Virginia is 6,729, range is 3,663-14,197 Overall for Maryland is 7,428, range is 4,049-14,441 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition 5/23/2012

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Overall in Virginia 13%, range 6-35% Overall in Maryland 13%, range 8-20% 5/23/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

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Overall in Virginia is 3.2, range is Overall in Maryland is 3.1, range is 2.4 to 4.4 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition 5/23/2012

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Overall in Virginia is 3.2, range is 0.9 to 7.3 Overall in Maryland is 3.3, range is 5/23/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

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Overall in Virginia is 8.3%, range is % Overall in Maryland is 9.2%, range is % 5/8/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

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Virginia overall 19%, range is 6-35% Maryland overall is 17%, range is 9-28% 5/23/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

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Virginia overall is 28%, range is 19-39% Maryland overall is 28%, range is 18-40% 5/8/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

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Virginia overall 24%, range 17-38% 5/8/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

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Virginia overall is 16%, range 4-25% Maryland overall is 15%, range is 9-22% 5/8/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

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Virginia overall is 13 range is 5-41 Maryland overall is 12 , range is 6-33 5/8/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

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Virginia overall is 35, range is 8-98 Maryland overall is 33, range is 13-69 5/23/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

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Virginia overall is 14%, rante is 7-22% Maryland overall is 13%, range is 8% - 21% 5/23/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

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Virginia overall is 631:1, range is 12,831:1-137:1 Maryland overall is 713:1, range is 2,377:1-398:1 5/23/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

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Virginia overall is 60, range is Maryland overall is 66; range is 5/23/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

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Virginia overall is 84%, range is 74% to 93% Maryland overall is 81%, range is 76% to 90% 5/23/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

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Virginia overall is 67%, range is 50% to 80% Maryland overall is 68%, range is 63% to 80% 5/23/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

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Virginia overall is 65%, range is 21% to 87% Maryland overall is 66%, range is 33% to 83% 5/23/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

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Virginia overall is 6.9%, range is 4.2% to 19% Maryland overall is 7.5%, range is 5.5% to 12.1% 5/23/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

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Virginia overall is 15%, range is 3% to 42% Maryland overall is 13%, range is 6% to 34% 5/23/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

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Virginia overall is 18%, range is 4% to 31% Maryland overall is 20%, range is 15-29% 5/8/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

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Virginia overall is 29%, range is 18% to 68% Maryland overall is 33%, range is 18-65% 5/23/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

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Virginia overall is 1, range is 0-4 Maryland overall is 4, range is 0-12 5/23/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

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Virginia overall is 7, range is 0-27 Maryland overall is 16, range 0-29 5/23/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

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5/23/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

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Virginia overall is 7%, range is 0-37% Maryland overall is 4%, range is 0-27% Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition 5/23/2012

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Virginia overall 50%, % Maryland overall 59%, range34%-71% 5/23/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

28 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition
County Health Rankings, 2012 using three years of Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) data. BRFSS data are representative of the total non-institutionalized U.S. population over 18 years of age living in households with a land-line telephone. 5/23/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

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Overall in Virginia, 12%, range 4-24% Overall in Maryland 11%, range 8-20% 5/8/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

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Virginia overall is 12%, range is 6.3% to 25.7% Maryland overall is 11.2%, range is 6.0 to 21.9% 5/23/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

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5/23/2012 Compiled by the Regional Primary Care Coalition

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