Social Determinants of Health
North Carolina SDOH datasets in a searchable graphic interface
Health and well-being are influenced not only by individuals’ personal characteristics, but also their social and environmental contexts. Our health is influenced by many things, including:
- Where we live, work, and play
- Our education, employment, or housing situation
- Our community and neighborhood
- Poverty and institutional racism
These factors, collectively referred to as Social Determinants of Health (SDOH), are an area of increasing focus for health research.
Duke Health has the ability to curate the growing number of datasets about the population it serves that are not available anywhere else. These range from anonymized statistics created from medical records data to unique derived variables based on research.The Social Determinants of Health platform incorporates multiple curated datasets, allowing both researchers and community members to easily access this information in a user-friendly and interactive interface.
- View data by neighborhood
- Clickable map interface
- Filter data by interest
Coming soon
- Cross-reference multiple variables
- Filter and visualize data
- Download selected data in CSV
*Duke NetID required
THE DATA
Datasets
- Chronic Kidney Disease
- Tobacco Retail Outlets
- Parks & Hospitals
- Air Pollution 2010
- Air Pollution 2015
- Other Pollutants 2014
- Census Demographics 2013-2017 and 2014-2018
- Hypertension
- Walkability
- Low Birth Weight
- Obesity
For illustrative purposes only – metrics coming soon
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