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The National Hospital Care Survey (NHCS) is designed to provide accurate and reliable health care statistics that answer key questions of interest to health care and public health professionals, researchers and health care policy makers.

The National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) is a program of studies designed to assess the health and nutritional status of adults and children in the United States. The survey is unique in that it combines interviews and physical examination

Center for Disease Control and Prevention's public health inquiry tool.

Compiled reports of health status using data from a public health perspective.

The CMS data navigator provides a portal to link data seekers to sources of data related to CMS. Data provided is that which is publicly available with non-identifying information.

A collaborative data site from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and University of Wisconsin, providing county level data on health outcomes and health factors.

The American Cancer Society provides statistics about cancer rates of death, new cases, and other relevant statistics.

Clicking on any state in the map takes users to a snapshot of available vital health statistics for that particular state.

Global health observatory data repository provides access to over 50 datasets on priority health topics.

Freely available statistical information on community hospital information covering: hospital stays, conditions, costs including Medicare, Medicaid, private, and uninsured patients

IHME tracks diseases and measures disease burden for 187 countries, using systematic peer reviewed methodology to gather a comprehensive picture of global disease burden.

The National Library of Medicine guide provides links to some of the major sources of health statistics.

Kaiser Family Foundation, compare health data at the state level on a number of health indicators.

U.S. data related to substance abuse and mental health services.

These annual rankings have been developed by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute.