Maternal, Paternal, Child, and Adolescent Health
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Alameda County Maternal, Infant and Young Child Health Indicators Through 2022 This slide set presents the demographics of persons giving birth in Alameda County and identifies key maternal, perinatal and infant health inequities using recent data, trends, and comparisons for births through 2022. It was produced by the Alameda County Public Health Department Community Assessment Planning and Evaluation (CAPE) Unit in collaboration with the Maternal, Paternal, Child and Adolescent Health (MPCAH) Unit.
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Alameda County Maternal, Infant, and Young Child Health Indicators Table This table contains data on maternal, infant, and young child health indicators by race/ethnicity in Alameda County through 2022
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Alameda County Maternal, Child, and Youth Health Indicators This slide set presents the demographics of persons giving birth in Alameda County and identifies key perinatal and infant health inequities using recent data, trends, and comparisons by race/ethnicity and payer source/insurance. It was produced by the Alameda County Public Health Department Community Assessment Planning and Evaluation (CAPE) Unit in collaboration with the Maternal, Paternal, Child and Adolescent Health (MPCAH) Unit. Provided with notes and without notes. |
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Alameda County Maternal, Infant, and Young Child Health Indicators Table This table contains the most recent data on maternal, infant, and young child health indicators by race/ethnicity in Alameda County. |
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Every Baby Counts! Alameda County Birth Certificate Data Quality Meeting This presentation was delivered at the Every Baby Counts! Alameda County Birth Certificate Data Quality Meeting on September 21, 2017. This slide set highlights the level of Alameda County birth certificate data quality including current issues and areas of improvement; describes the public health importance of birth certificate data; and discusses how ACPHD uses birth certificate data within the Maternal, Paternal, Child, and Adolescent Health unit. It was produced by the Alameda County Public Health Department Community Assessment Planning and Evaluation (CAPE) unit in collaboration with the Maternal, Paternal, Child, and Adolescent Health (MPCAH) and Vital Registration units. |
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CHDP Update Preventing Obesity Begins With Breastfeeding This newsletter contains data on obesity and breastfeeding rates in Alameda County. It also includes information on breastfeeding benefits and promotion. |