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Accessing data on child health in your state just got easier! |
The Data Resource Center for Child and Adolescent Health (DRC) has a redesigned website! The same point-and-click access to data findings from the National Survey of Children's Health and the National Survey of Children with Special Health Care Needs can now be found in one integrated browsing and search tool.
The New Data Resource Center Home Page
Check out the New Data Resource Center Website Now
Some Exciting Highlights About the New Website
- Better ways to browse for data. The new website lets you to browse the data by survey, by topic, by state and several other options based on your interests and data needs. Start browsing!
- Fully Integrated Website. You no longer have to switch back and forth between multiple websites. All surveys and survey years are accessible from www.childhealthdata.org.
- Click on Your State for At-A-Glance Data Snapshots. Downloadable state-level data profiles are now accessible with one easy click, great for your next presentation, report or grant. Get your state data snapshot now.
How You Can Use the DRC Website
- Learn about the National Survey of Children's Health and the National Survey of Children with Special Health Care Needs
- Browse national and state findings on over 200 child health indicators
- Download and print snapshot profiles on key topical areas for your state
- Request a dataset and conduct in-depth data analyses on your own
- Learn to use data more effectively
- Discover how other state and family leaders use these findings
- Get expert help by e-mailing us your questions - plus get links to other data sets and resources for improving children's health and healthcare
Give us Your Feedback
This website is a partnership with the people who use it. Your comments and ideas for how to make the data more accessible and useful to you are welcomed. Take a tour of the newly redesigned website and |
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