Kentucky Health Issues Poll
The Health Foundation of Greater Cincinnati has always encouraged and supported data-driven decisions. It is in support of that goal that the foundation and the Foundation for a Healthy Kentucky started the Kentucky Health Issues Poll.
2009
Here are our results by region:
- Spotlight on Eastern Kentucky
- Spotlight on Greater Lexington
- Spotlight on Greater Louisville
- Spotlight on Northern Kentucky
- Spotlight on Western Kentucky
Issue-based data include:
- Kentuckians' Experiences with Delaying or Going without Care Due to Cost
- Kentuckians' Experiences with Going into Debt to Pay for Healthcare
- Kentuckians' Experiences with Not Having Health Insurance Coverage
- Kentuckians' Experiences with Reductions in Salaries and Benefits
- What Kentuckians Think about Childhood Obesity
- What Kentuckians Think about How Satisfied They Are with Their Health Insurance
- What Kentuckians Think about Integrating Mental and Physical Health Care
- What Kentuckians Think about Providing Access to Healthcare for All Americans
- What Kentuckians Think about Treatment vs. Prison for People with Severe Mental Illnesses
- What Kentuckians Think about The Role of Schools in Children's Health
- What Kentuckians Think about Ways to Increase the Number of Insured Americans
Topics from 2008 poll include:
Results from the 2008 poll, conducted in conjunction with the Institute for Policy Research's Kentucky Poll, will be distributed throughout the coming weeks. Data we have released include:
- Kentuckians' Experiences with Health Insurance Coverage
- What Kentuckians' Think About the Importance of Medicaid
- What Kentuckians Think About Important Issues for the 2008 Presidential Election
- What Kentuckians' Think About Increasing the State Tax on Cigarettes
- What Kentuckians Think About Their Own Health Status
- What Kentuckians Think About the State of the State and Policy Priorities
- What Kentuckians Think About Why Healthcare Costs Are out of Control
KHIP Suggestions
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