Monthly and bi-monthly reports
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Epi-Log Newsletter
The monthly Epi-Log Newsletter contains articles about current health issues in King County, such as recent outbreaks, vaccination programs, cases of unusual infectious diseases, background articles on new and emerging infectious diseases, and monthly case statistics on reportable communicable diseases.
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HIV/AIDS Monthly Epidemiology Report
Monthly King County case statistics of HIV/AIDS categorized by sex, race/ethnicity, age at time of diagnosis, mode of transmission, and location.
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Vac-Scene Newsletter
The Vac-Scene Newsletter features articles on funding changes for vaccines and immunization programs, news on new vaccines, descriptions of local services or educational programs, and reports of national initiatives. |
Annual and bi-annual reports
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Drug Abuse Trends in the Seattle & King County
Bi-annual report by the Community Epidemiology Work Group of Public Health - Seattle & King County and the University of Washington.
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HIV/AIDS Bi-Annual Epidemiology Report
Statistics and interpretive articles cover the epidemiology of HIV and AIDS in Seattle-King County and Washington State with comparisons to national data. Each issue also includes reports about HIV prevention or HIV care services and articles.
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Emergency Medical Services Annual Reports
The EMS Annual Report represents a regional summary of major EMS programs and services, progress on EMS strategic initiatives, and the status of the EMS Financial Plan. The report has provided the opportunity to relay this progress to the entire region.
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Environmental Health Services Annual Report
The Environmental Health Services Annual Report presents a summary of major Environmental Health programs and services and an overview of the EHS budget. Environmental health refers to all factors in the environment that determine or influence human health, and the environmental strategies we develop to prevent disease and promote health.
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King County Medical Examiner's Office Annual Reports
The information presented on the King County Medical Examiner Annual Reports are compiled on deaths, which came under the jurisdiction of the Medical Examiner. The role of alcohol, drugs, and firearm use in violent deaths is emphasized in the report. Health agencies, safety councils, and lawmakers may find these statistics useful.
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Tuberculosis Clinic Annual Report
The Tuberculosis Clinic's mission is to protect the residents of Seattle and King County from tuberculosis. The TB clinic is mandated by Washington State law to perform public health functions related to surveillance, case finding, epidemiologic analysis, and contact tracing.
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Youth Health Services Annual Reports
Youth Health Services promotes the health and learning readiness of children, youth, and young adults in King County by supporting health promotion efforts and assuring access to high-quality, coordinated health and preventive services.
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