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Are We Moving in the Right Direction?

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Oregon Health & Science University

Webinar for Members of the PressDecember 8, 2010

The full 2010 Report Cardis available online at http://hrc.nwlc.org
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Judy Waxman

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Vice President for Health and

Reproductive Rights

Michelle Berlin

Oregon Health & Science University

Associate Director, OHSU Center

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Vice Chair, Department of

Obstetrics and Gynecology


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Ten-Year National ReviewHealth Status Indicators 2000 2010

Progress

Smoking (%) 20.8 16.8

Colorectal Cancer Screenings (%) 37.7 61.8

Coronary Heart Disease Death (per 100,000) 148.1 118.9

Decline

Pap Smears (%) 84.9 78

Obese (%) 19.8 26.4

High Blood Pressure (%) 23.6 27.7

Binge Drinking (%) 6.7 10.6


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Progress Since 2000: Common Factors

Federal policies and

resources

State policy change

Public educationand awareness

Policy Goal 2000 2010

Medicaid coverage of

smoking cessation

treatment

6 31

Sales rate of tobacco

products to minors

3 22

Excise tax on

cigarettes3 30

States Meeting Anti-smoking

Policy Goals, 2000-2010


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2010 Key Findings


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National Performance: Health Status

National Grade: Unsatisfactory

3 benchmarks met:Women receiving mammograms Colorectal screeningsAnnual dental visits

23 benchmarks missed


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State Performance: Health StatusStatus Indicators Metby All States Status Indicators Missedby All States

Annual Dental Visits

Colorectal Cancer Screenings

Health Insurance

Poverty

Obesity

Wage Gap

Pap Smears

Eating Five Fruits and Vegetables a Day

High Blood Pressure

Diabetes

Infant Mortality

Chlamydia

Life Expectancy


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Rhode Island

District of Columbia

Connecticut

Key: S(0) S- (2) U (37) F (12)

AK

HI

2010 Overall State Grades


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State Performance: Policies to Improve:RPHQV+HDOWK

Leading:California, New Jersey, Massachusetts Last:Mississippi, Idaho, South Dakota

Policy Goals Met by All StatesPolicy Goals Met by Very Few

States

Medicaid Coverage for Breast andCervical Cancer Treatment

Abortion Clinic Access Protected(no states)

Nutrition Education for Food

Stamp Recipients

Gender Rating in All Group

Health Insurance (1 state)


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The Promise of the Affordable Care ActACA addresses two-thirds of the 5HSRUW&DUGV68 health polices

Fully Addressed Partially Addressed Not Addressed

Medicaid eligibility

Medicaid asset test

Insurance regulation(individual market)

Mental health parity

Patient protections inmanaged care

Preventive screeningcoverage

Contraceptive coverage

Medicaid Family Planningwaiver

Diabetes-related services

Medicaid smoking

cessation coverage Sex education

Discrimination againstdomestic violencesurvivors

Pharmacy refusals

Reproductive health clinicaccess

Public funding forabortion

Family and medical leave Minimum wage

Gun control (licensing,safe storage, concealedcarry)


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Summing Up From 2000-2010: some improvement/some

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Progress can be achieved with federal/statepolicies and public attention/awareness

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