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Historical: Hampton & Peninsula Community Health Assessment — 2022

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Appendix VI. York County Data The following data presented below come specifically from respondents who self-identified as living or working in the York County community. For clarity, community members who answered the professional stakeholder survey, and vice versa, were excluded. 376 of the respondents were professional stakeholders while 1,799 were community stakeholders. Community Health Concerns: We asked survey respondents to review a list of common community health issues and identify from the lists what they view as the (top three) most important health concerns in the community where they live or work. As shown in Exhibit 111, a wide range of concerns were identified on both surveys. Two of the top three health concerns among adults (18+) were the same for both professional and community stakeholders: behavioral / mental health and COVID-19. Additionally, professionals viewed alcohol / substance abuse as more threatening to adults (18+) in the York County community, while community members cited Alzheimer’s Disease / dementia as a main concern. These results mimic those of the overall report. Exhibit 111. Community Insights on (Adults 18+) Health Concerns Notes: Top three health indicators shaded in blue for professional stakeholders and community stakeholders. Health indicators presented as a percentage (%). Percentage Identifying Professional Stakeholder Community Stakeholder as a Concern Survey Survey Topic (%) (%) Alcohol / Substance Use (Prescription or Illegal Drugs 44.6 34.7 including Opioids) Alzheimer’s Disease / Dementia 23.6 37.4 Behavioral / Mental Health (Including suicide, ADD, 76.4 54.9 Anxiety, Depression, etc.) Cancer 13.9 32.1 COVID-19 37.2 43.3 Diabetes 24.7 20.9 Heart Conditions (Heart Disease, Congestive Heart 16.2 22.5 Failure, Heart Attacks, High Blood Pressure) Neurological conditions (Stroke, Seizures, Multiple 7.8 12.2 Sclerosis, Traumatic Brain Injury, etc.) Sexual & Reproductive Health Issues (STIs, Teen 6.1 6.1 Pregnancy) Violence – Sexual and / or Domestic 31.8 22.7 Violence in the Community (Gun Injuries, Gangs, 20.6 27.4 Human Trafficking, etc.) Total Number of Responses 296 1341 Similarly, community members and professionals shared the same concerns about the health of our youth (age 0-17). We asked participants to list the (top three) most important health concerns for children in their community. Both professionals and community members cited behavioral / mental health and COVID-19 as major concerns in the York County community. Professionals viewed violence in the home as another top threat, while community members listed alcohol / substance abuse as a major concern. See Exhibit 112 for results of the top eleven health concerns. 99 2022 | HPHD Community Health Assessment
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