California Healthy Places Index Map
Data and Resources
Additional Info
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Author | Public Health Alliance of Southern California |
Last Updated | February 3, 2022, 19:12 (UTC) |
Created | March 9, 2021, 03:52 (UTC) |
Additional Info | The health of Californians is shaped dramatically by “non-health” policies and community characteristics, such as housing, education, economic, and social factors. The California Healthy Places Index (HPI) is a powerful new tool, developed by the Public Health Alliance of Southern California (Alliance) in partnership with the Virginia Commonwealth University’s Center on Society and Health, that can be used to explore and change those community conditions that predict life expectancy. The purpose of the HPI is to prioritize public and private investments, resources and programs. The HPI combines 25 community characteristics into a single indexed HPI score. HPI scores for each census tract can be compared across the state to paint an overall picture of health and well-being in each neighborhood in California, with light and dark green areas indicating places with healthier community conditions compared to places symbolized in light and dark blue. |
Citation | C. (n.d.). Retrieved March, 2021, from http://valleyhousingrepository.library.fresnostate.edu/dataset/07600850-ac00-4777-a6b9-a63cbaf7e8ec/resource/9a6fa949-be5a-4223-998a-2d348f003424/download/hpi_report.pdf |
Contact Email | PHASoCal@PHI.org |
Data Collection Tool | |
Geographic Coverage | California |
Homepage URL | https://map.healthyplacesindex.org/ |
Language | English |
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Program | Public Health Alliance of Sourthern California |
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Years of Data | 2018 |