| Utah health status update : shared risk and protective factors approach (June 2020) |
| Utah. Department of Health |
| Utah. Department of Health |
| Data, Systems and Evaluation; Operations Section; Utah Health and Human Services |
| 2020 |
| 6 p. |
| Utah households with an income 50% of the federal poverty level are at the highest risk for adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). A shared risk and protective factors approach helps combine resources, build relationships with nontraditional partners, and identify community factors that will positively impact multiple outcomes from injury and violence. This publication also includes: 1) Child Blood Lead Status Update; and 2) Monthly Health Indicators Report. |
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| Fact sheet; Statistics |
| application/pdf |
| eng |
| Health |
| Poor children--Social conditions; Poor teenagers--Social conditions; Violence--Prevention; Victims of family violence; Lead--Toxicology; Child abuse--Prevention; Health services accessibility; Abused children; Poor children--Health and hygiene; Family violence--Prevention; Poor children; Lead poisoning in children; Poor youth; Lead--Health aspects; Lead in the body; Children--Health and hygiene; Poverty--Health aspects; Health status indicators; Poor teenagers; Victims of family violence--Health and hygiene; Public health--Statistics; Poor youth--Social conditions; Blood--Analysis |
| Public Health; Poverty; Health Status Indicators; Health Status Disparities; Risk Factors; Lead Poisoning; Blood; Child Abuse; Protective Factors; Social Determinants of Health; Health Services Accessibility; Healthcare Disparities; Lead Poisoning, Nervous System, Childhood; Domestic Violence |
| Utah, United States, http://sws.geonames.org/5549030/, 39.25024, -111.75103 |
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