Question

Summary 500 words

1. Visit a local, state, or national website that provides public health data and statistics (e.g., Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Links to an external site.); Florida Department of Health.
2. Read on a health topic of interest that you think may be influenced by urban planning. Focus your data search on a particular state or smaller region (city/county/neighborhood).
3. Post an original thread including the following information:
   1. Source and year of the health data (Example: “I obtained 2017 data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.”)
   2. How common is the health condition in your chosen area/location? (Example: “I found that asthma affects approximately 7% of adults in Boca Raton, FL”.)
   3. How do you think urban planning has influenced that health condition, or is currently influencing it? (Example: “Asthma can be triggered by air pollution, and air pollution levels are affected by transportation networks, population density, and traffic patterns, which are tied to urban plans and policies.”)
4. Visit at least one post from a classmate and provide:
   1. A thoughtful question or comment regarding the topic posted.
   2. Reply to all questions posted to your thread.
5. Writing requirements: Your writing should use proper syntax, grammar and punctuation, no casual language, and only use respectful language. Do not quote or directly copy sentences/paragraphs from your source. Your writing must be original and you must provide a link to all of your data sources.

Answer 1

As per the Florida department of health overall mortality rate reached 7.3 in 2001 and 7.5 in 2002 from 7.0 per 1000 live births in 2000. due to multiple births and single and older women births age from 20 to 35 years increased percentage of infant death rates in Florida. country community health improvement plan infant mortality workgroup working hard for urban planning for making intervention and reducing the infant mortality rate by addressing factors and issues that affect mortality rate and morbidity. It empowers communities to enhance services through effective policy and planning that lower the infant mortality rate. the local infant mortality committees make effort on fetal and infant mortality by parental interviews and analysis and take action. that plan an evidence-based program to find out the cause by action-oriented community process. this process includes data gathering, case review, community action and changes in community system and eliminating disparities and underlying causes.
In 2017 infant deaths per 1000 live births account with 1,355. African American infant dies 2-3 times higher than other population and there are major disparities between specific areas. It has common factors like congenital malformation, low birth weight, maternal complications, and other chronic illnesses.