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Acknowledgements

 

Data & Research

The Baltimore City Health Department was recently nationally recognized by the Centers for Disease Control for major improvements in immunizations for toddlers. Read more here: Immunization in Baltimore 2004.

 

Reports & Publications Other data sources on the health of Baltimore
Baltimore City Child Fatality Review Team - Annual Report 2007

A - Z Index of Baltimore Data Sources by Health Topic

Childhood Injury Deaths in Baltimore City 2002-2006 CDC's Wonder: Provides a single entry point to a wide range of public health data
Baltimore City's 10-Year Plan to End Homelessness
Intoxication Deaths Associated with Drugs of Abuse Or Alcohol, January 1995 - September 2007 Maryland Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System
Unexpected Infant Deaths During Sleep in Baltimore, 2002-2006 Maryland Department of Health & Mental Hygiene: Data & Information
Maryland Department of the Environment Releases 2006 Lead Poisoning Data Maryland AIDS Administration Statistics
Lead poisoning in the City of Baltimore Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance
Immunization rates in the City of Baltimore Baltimore City Data Collaborative
Big Cities Health Inventory 2007
Sexually Transmitted Infections in Baltimore Population and Demographic Data for Baltimore City, Maryland State Data Center
Life Expectancy in Baltimore Rabies Surveillance, 2006-2007
Emergency Department Task Force Recommendations 2006  
Letter to Hospital CEOs on Emergency Department Crowding in Baltimore City, September 2007  
Animal Rescue & Adoption in Baltimore  
Medicare Part D surveillance & response initiative  
Baltimore City Code Blue  
2007 Baltimore City Homeless Census  
 
Baltimore City Health Department 2004 Health Status Report  
Baltimore City Health Department 2003 Health Status Report  
Baltimore City Health Department 2002 Health Status Report  
   
Research at the Baltimore City Health Department
Performance Measurement & Quality Improvement
Public health review policy CitiStat
Communicating research findings to the Health Department
Contact the Office of Epidemiology & Planning
Tel: (410) 396-7356  

Address: 210 Guilford Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21202

Email: health_research@baltimorecity.gov