Prediabetes Prevalence by County, and Location of Local IMPACT Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) Sites, New York State

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Key points

This map can be used to determine the locations of greatest need for prediabetes service based on how many adults have prediabetes and, therefore, where additional sites are needed within the Local IMPACT catchment area.

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This map depicts the estimated number of adults who have prediabetes in New York State by county with insets of the four Local Initiative for Multi-sector Public Health Action (IMPACT) regions. In each region, stars indicate the location of sites working toward enrolling participants in a diabetes prevention program.
Prediabetes Prevalence by County, and Location of Local IMPACT Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) Sites, New York State

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Major Findings

This map depicts the estimated number of adults who have prediabetes in New York State by county with insets of the four Local Initiative for Multi-sector Public Health Action (IMPACT) regions. In each region, stars indicate the location of sites working toward enrolling participants in a diabetes prevention program (DPP).

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County-level data from the 2013–2014 expanded Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System and site-level data from Catalyst online reporting system, March 2016–March 2017.

The outcome mapped is the estimated number of adults with prediabetes by quintiles of county with the exception of the five counties that make up New York City, which are represented by one count. The locations of sites were generated by geocoding the addresses of the location of Local IMPACT DPP sites that are working to enroll or able to enroll participants in the program.

Lara Kaye, Evaluation Specialist III, New York State Department of Health, Bureau of Chronic Disease Evaluation and Research
518-473-4469
lara.kaye@health.ny.gov

Lara Kaye, New York State Department of Health. Accessed from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Chronic Disease Map Gallery.

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