2002 LA County Health Survey - Topics & Data

Trend Data:Trend (Adult 1997-2023 and Child 1999-2023)
Individual Year Data: 2023, 2018, 2015, 2011, 2007, 2005, 2002, 1999

To 2002 Adult Survey | To 2002 Child Survey

2002 Adult Survey:

• Alcohol Consumption
• Binge Drinking 
• Chronic Drinking
• Drinking and driving

• Ease of Obtaining Medical Care
• Financial Difficulty
• Language Barriers 
• Regular Source of Care (Yes)
• Regular Source of Care (No)
• Reason for No Regular Source of Care
• Transportation Barriers
• Emergency Room Use

• Age  
• Education                         
• Gender
• Household income (Federal Poverty Level)
• Race/Ethnicity
• Service Planning Areas/Health Districts

• Arthritis
• Asthma  
• Depression  
• Diabetes
• Heart Disease
• High Blood Pressure/Hypertension

• Uninsured Adults 18-64                        
• Type of Insurance

• Self-Perceived Health Status
• Poor Health Days 
• Prevalence of Disability

• Perceived Safety of Neighborhood
• Prevalence of Firearms

• Blood Stool Test 
• Influenza Vaccination
• Mammograms
• Pap Smears
• Pneumococcal Vaccination
• Sigmoidoscopy  

• Depression Screener
•  Depression
•  Anxiety or Stress Disorder

Nutrition

• Fruit and Vegetable Consumption
• Fruit and Vegetable Consumption Knowledge
• Food Insecurity

• Overweight and Obesity

• Physical Activity  
• Sedentary Behavior

• Sexual Partners
• Condom Use
• HIV Test in the Past 2 Years
• Reason for Getting Tested

• Alcohol Policy
• Antibiotics Use
• Bioterrorism
• Childcare
• Food-borne Illness
• Perceptions of the Health Department
• Tobacco Policy

• Smoking  
• Attempts to Reduce or Quit Smoking
• Type of Aids Used to Reduce or Quit Smoking
• Exposure to Smoke at Home

• Current Asthma
• Physical Activity Limitations 
• Prescription Medicine Use

•  Prevalence of ADHD          
•  Prescription Medication Use
• Receiving Therapy

• Could Not Afford Medical Check-Up
• Could Not Afford to See Dentist
• Could Not Afford to See Doctor for Illness
• Could Not Afford Mental Health Care
• Could Not Afford Prescription Medication
• Ease of Obtaining Medical Care
• Last Physical Exam or Well Visit (0-5)
• Last Physical Exam or Well Visit (6-17)
• Language Barriers
• Regular Source of Care
• Physical Exams and Immunizations
• Emergency Room Use
• Transportation Barriers

• Breastfeeding Initiation
• Breastfeeding at Least 6 Months  
• Breastfeeding at Least 12 Months

•  Type of Childcare
•  Reasons Not Using Childcare
• Difficulty Obtaining Childcare
• Type of After-School Care

•  Child Age
• Child Race/Ethnicity
•  Child Citizenship Status

• Access to a Safe Park or Playground
• Bedtime/Mealtime Routines
• Breakfast Eating
• Fastfood Consumption
• Reading to Child
• Parental Aggravation
• Participation in Organized Sports
• Television Watching

• Disability   

•  General Health Status
• Prescription Medication Use
• Additional Use of Medical Care
• Prevalence of Special Therapies
• Prevalence of Emotional, Developmental or Behavioral Problem

•  Uninsured Children                            
• Type of Insurance

• General Health Status 
•  Disability 
• Prescription Medication Use
• Additional Use of Medical Care
• Prevalence of Special Therapies
• Prevalence of Emotional, Developmental or Behavioral Problem

• Pool or Hot Tub at Residence              
• Barrier Around Pool or Hot Tub

• Parent Age
• Parent Race/Ethnicity
• Employment of Parent
• Parent Citizenship Status
• Family Structure
• Household Income (Federal Poverty Level)
• Parent Educational Attainment

• Percentage of Mothers Offered an HIV Test During Pregnancy
• Parental Depression
• Parental Smoking
• Child Exposure to Smoke

• Ease of Finding Someone To Talk To

• Breastfeeding Initiation
• Breastfeeding at Least 6 Months  
• Breastfeeding at Least 12 Months
• Reasons for Stopping Breastfeeding
• Introduction of Formula, Juice or Solid Foods
• Number of Home Visits
• Infant Sleep Position