Welcome to the Indicator-Based Information System for Public Health (IBIS-PH). This site provides health data with context on the health of Utahns and status of the Utah health care system.

Explore IBIS:

• Utah health topics - Focus on specific health topics, compiles indicator data, query datasets, important facts, and publications relevant to specific health topics.
• Health indicator reports - Health indicator reports provide an overview of specific public health issues in Utah as well as its public health context, recent status, and what is being done to improve it.
• Customizable public health query modules - Data access and analysis tools to numerical datasets. Custom queries include charts, maps, Utah Health Improvement Index, and metadata.
• Community snapshot reports - Community measures of health indicators within Local Health Districts and Utah Small Areas in the state.
• Publications for health data by topic - Publications address studies of current health issues and answer frequently asked questions concerning current health statuses in Utah. Search over hundreds of Utah Department of Health publications and access to over 7,000 publications in the online Utah Public Health Library.

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  New updates in IBIS:

  • New data module "Utah Prevention Needs Assessment" (PNA) was added to IBIS
  • New data updated in the Trauma module
  • May Health status update
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  Utah mental health crisis 988 hotline

  • The Utah mental health crisis 988 hotline actived July 2022: https://988lifeline.org/
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  Visit our COVID-19 dashboard

  • For the latest information of case-counts please visit: https://coronavirus.utah.gov/case-counts/
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  IBIS training

  • For the next quarterly IBIS training, Register now!

Other health data tools

The Utah Healthy Places Index maps data on social conditions that drive health like education, job opportunities, clean air, and other indicators positively associated with life expectancy at birth.

The Utah Health Improvement Index is a composite measure of social determinants of health by geographic area.

Healthy People 2030 sets data-driven national objectives to improve health and well-being over the next decade.

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