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Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Survey (BRFSS) 2013 Discussion and Cost Justifications

Join the BRFSS 2013 discussion on core questions, optional modules, and state-added questions. Learn about the survey data sets, cost considerations, and the importance of funding for health promotion and intervention planning in Arizona.

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Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Survey (BRFSS) 2013 Discussion and Cost Justifications

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  1. Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance Survey BRFSS 2013Tuesday, August 14, 2012150 Room - 540A (10:30 A.M. – 11:30 A.M.)Presented by:Judy BassArizona BRFSS CoordinatorAnd with special thanks to our U of A intern:James Blackwell

  2. Announcements • The BRFSS data sets for 2011 are posted online • BRFSS dataset files from 2000 through 2011 have been formatted to import easily into any statistical analysis program • Also for your convenience we have uploaded 5-year combined data sets http://www.azdhs.gov/plan/brfs/

  3. Please note that 5-year combined data may vary depending upon which years were analyzed, and whether the questions were asked as the core, optional module or state-added questions. For example:  your core questions will have responses that are asked each year. However, optional module/state-added questions were most likely asked every other year. 5-year combined data sets 

  4. Health Conditions and Limitations  compiled data represent the years that were extrapolated from 2006-2010. Health Risk Awareness compiled data represent years that were extrapolated from 2006-2010. Health Status and Life Satisfaction compiled data represent years that were extrapolated from 2006-2010. Healthcare Coverage and Utilization compiled data represent years that were extrapolated from 2006-2010. Nutrition compiled data represent years that were extrapolated from 2001-2009. – Every other year. May change. Screening compiled data represent years that were extrapolated from 2002-2010. – Every other year. 5-year combined data sets 

  5. Survey

  6. Cover the 2013 QUESTIONNAIRE Core Questions Optional Modules State - Added Questions JUSTIFICATIONS VOTING ON QUESTIONS PROCESS- OPEN COUNT PROVIDE LIVE RESULTS VOTE on Keeping or Discontinuing Published Annual BRFSS Report Voting Results Today’s Discussion

  7. JUSTIFICATIONS FOR STATE-ADDED/ OPTIONAL MODULE QUESTIONS

  8. Estimated BRFSS 2013 Cost

  9. COSTS FOR STATE ADDED &OPTIONAL MODULE • BRFSS has been in existence for more than a decade. It is the only source of its size able to provide prevalence data on Chronic Disease and High Risks behaviors. • Making it an integral component for health promotion and intervention planning throughout Arizona. • Recently BRFSS budgets have been cut and we are now looking at a $150,000 short-fall. • *Note* for 2013 the shortfall could be as high as $200,000. • If necessary in 2013, WOULD any of your programs be willing to contribute ADDITIONAL FUNDING?

  10. State-added and Optional Module costs will increase from $2,000 to possibly $3,100 per question. COSTS FOR STATE ADDED &OPTIONAL MODULE

  11. Any Questions? Thank You

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