Disparities between Cook and Will County

Disparities between Cook and Will County

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Disparities Between Cook and Will County of Illinois

Cook County

2015

Will County

2015

Cook County

2020

Will County 2020
Population sizePopulation est. as of 2015 (CB)

5,238, 216

Population est. as of 2015 (CB)

687,263

Population est. as of 2020 (CB)

5,150, 233

Population est. as of 2020 (CB)

690,743

Length of Life
Premature Deaths

Age 75 per 100,000

340.4 per 100,000

Race/Ethnicity data was not provided during this time

278.2 per 100,00

Race/Ethnicity data was not provided during this time

340 per 100,000

AIAN- 190

Asian- 140

Black- 600

Hispanic- 220

White- 270

290 per 100,000

AIAN- N/A

Asian- 120

Black- 390

Hispanic- 200

White- 300

Infant Mortality7.6 per 1,000 live births

Race/Ethnicity data was not provided during this time

6.8 per 1,000 live births

Race/Ethnicity data was not provided during this time

7 per 1,000 live births

AIAN- N/A

Asian- 5 per 1,000

Black- 13 per 1,000

Hispanic- 5 per 1,000

White- 4 per 1,000

5 per 1,000 live births

AIAN- N/A

Asian- N/A

Black- 12 per 1,000

Hispanic- 4 per 1,000

White- 4 per 1,000

Child Mortality under age 1864.4 per 100,000

Race/Ethnicity data was not provided during this time

41.6 per 100,000

Race/Ethnicity data was not provided during this time

60 per 100,000

AIAN- N/A

Asian- 40

Black- 110

Hispanic- 40

White- 40

40 per 100,000

AIAN- N/A

Asian- 20

Black- 90

Hispanic- 40

White- 30

Quality of Life Indicators
Poor/Fair health17%13%17%15%
Poor Mental health days3.5 per 30 days3.2 per 30 days3.7 per 30 days3.7 per 30 days
Low Birthweight9.1%

Race/Ethnicity data was not provided during this time

7.6%

Race/Ethnicity data was not provided during this time

9%

AIAN- 8%

Asian- 9%

Black- 14%

Hispanic- 7%

White- 7%

8%

AIAN- N/A

Asian- 8%

Black- 13%

Hispanic- 7%

White- 7%

Health Behaviors
Food Environment indexLimited access to health foods 2%

Food Insecurity 15%

Limited access to health foods 6%

Food Insecurity10%

Limited access to health foods 2%

Food Insecurity 12%

Limited access to health foods 6%

Food Insecurity 7%

Physical inactivity21%23%21%23%
Access to exercise opportunities99%96%99%97%
Adult obesity25%29%28%32%
Adult smoking18%18%14%13%
Clinical Care
Primary care physicians1,088:11,967:11,070:11,830:1
Dentists1,250:11,997:11,100:11,820:1
Mental health providers576:11,366:1370:1880:1
Mammography screening62.4%

Race/Ethnicity data was not provided during this time

64.4%

Race/Ethnicity data was not provided during this time

40%

AIAN- 31%

Asian- 35%

Black- 38%

Hispanic- 37%

White- 42%

42%

AIAN- N/A

Asian- 36%

Black- 44%

Hispanic- 35%

White- 43%

Social and Economic Factors
SuicidesN/AN/A8 per 100,000

AIAN- N/A

Asain-5 per 100,000

Black- 6 per 100,000

Hispanic- 5 per 100,000

White- 11 per 100,000

11 per 100,000

AIAN- N/A

Asian- N/A

Black- 5 per 100,000

Hispanic- 6 per 100,000

White- 13 per 100,000

Children in Poverty26%

Race/Ethnicity data was not provided during this time

12%

Race/Ethnicity data was not provided during this time

19%

AIAN- 21%

Asian- 12%

Black- 38%

Hispanic- 25%

White- 8%

9%

AIAN- N/A

Asian- 6%

Black- 21%

Hispanic- 18%

White- 5%

Injury death46 per 100,000

Race/Ethnicity data was not provided during this time

39 per 100,000

Race/Ethnicity data was not provided during this time

60 per 100,000

AIAN- 21 per 100,000

Asian- 17 per 100,000

Black- 104 per 100,000

Hispanic- 36 per 100,000

White- 54 per 100,000

40 per 100,000

AIAN- N/A

Asian- 17 per 100,000

Black- 56 per 100,000

Hispanic- 30 per 100,000

White- 56 per 100,000

Physical Environment
Air pollution (particulate matteravg. 2.5 )13.113.115.013.3
Severe housing problems24%16%22%

Cost Burden 19%

Overcrowding 4%

Inadequate Facilities 1%

15%

Cost Burden 13%

Overcrowding 2%

Inadequate Facilities 1%

Driving alone to work63%82%61%

AIAN- 58%

Asian- 55%

Black- 59%

Hispanic- 63%

White- 62%

84%

AIAN- N/A

Asian-77%

Black- 81%

Hispanic- 80%

White- 85%

Long commute – driving alone to work49%50%53%50%

Reference citation(s)

Cook County Public Health (n.d.). Retrieved June 5, 2021

https://cookcountypublichealth.org/communicable-di…

County Health Ranking Roadmaps (n.d.). Retrieved June 5, 2021, from

https://www.countyhealthrankings.org/app/illinois/…

County Health Ranking Roadmaps (n.d.). Retrieved May 24, 2021, from

https://www.countyhealthrankings.org/app/illinois/2015/rankings/will/county/outcomes/overall/snapshot

Quick facts.(n.d.). Retrieved June 6, 2021, from

https://data.census.gov/cedsci/all?q=cook%20county…

Quick facts.(n.d.). Retrieved May 24, 2021, from

https://www.census.gov/quickfacts/willcountyillino… (CB)

Will County Health (n.d.). Retrieved May 24, 2021, from

https://willcountyhealth.org/data/will-county-demo…

Will County Health Annual reports (n.d.). Retrieved May 24, 2021, from

https://willcountyhealth.org/annual-reports-2/

Part 2In one paragraph summarize data and identifytrends from the data in your table (across person, place and time variables). What further information/data would you like to have to analyze these trends?

Part 3After reviewing the data in the table, choose one specific difference in the data (by person, place and/or time). In 1-2 paragraphs, analyze why this difference in the data exists and factors, including social determinants of health, that may contribute to this difference. Refer back to short assignment 1 as needed to support your analysis as well as review related literature.

Requirements: 3 Paragraph

APA. 7 is needed. And please use citations that I provide

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