Often the tables highlight one type of health behavior such as a mammography screening for breast cancer, stratified by age, sex, race, etc. This type of data presentation documents health disparities for a specific condition or risk and highlights opportunities for public health intervention. However, the focus on one condition or risk factor at a time ignores how systematic disadvantage affects health across a range of health outcomes. To document the consistent relationship between health status and equity stratifiers, we propose making this relationship more explicit by documenting patterns and trends between different populations for many
Often the tables highlight one type of health behavior such as a mammography screening for breast cancer, stratified by age, sex, race, etc. This type of data presentation documents health disparities for a specific condition or risk and highlights opportunities for public health intervention. However, the focus on one condition or risk factor at a time ignores how systematic disadvantage affects health across a range of health outcomes. To document the consistent relationship between health status and equity stratifiers, we propose making this relationship more explicit by documenting patterns and trends between different populations for many