Data/Reports

2012 State Health Assessment – 168 indicators in 22 topic areas provide an overview of the health status of Maine people.  Wherever possible, the data is also presented by county, public health district, sex, age, race, ethnicity, and sexual orientation, and for a limited number of indicators, by income and educational status.  Trends for up to ten years are also provided. 

Maine Public Health Data Reports - the collation of documents, reports, images, and other information published by the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention

DHHS Dashboard - from community level health indicators that are tracked for public health improvement purposes, to measures of service provision and quality across all DHHS Offices.

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Data and reports by program area

Reports by year

2013 Reports

2012 Reports

2011 Reports

2010 Reports

  • 2010 Infectious Disease Annual Report PDF*
  • A Review of State-Level Risk Management for Lakes Used as Public Drinking Water Sources (Word* | PDF*)
  • Access to Dental Services for Children under MaineCare (Feb. 2010) ( Word* | PDF*)
  • Chapter 561 - Reporting on Lyme Disease and Other Tick Borne Illness (March 2010) ( Word* | PDF*)
  • Early and Periodic Screening, Diagnostic and Treatment (EPSDT) (Jan. 2010) ( Word* | PDF*)
  • Hypodermic Apparatus Exchange Program Report (Feb. 2010) ( Word* | PDF*)
  • LD 395, Resolve to Further Regulate the Use of Tanning Booths by Minors (Word* | PDF*)
  • LD 1600, Resolve, To Allow for the Proper Disposal of Medical Supplies (Word* | PDF* )
  • Lyme Disease Report ( Word* | PDF*)
  • Maine Maternal and Infant Mortality Review Panel (MIMR) Annual Report to the Legislature for 2009 ( Word* | PDF*)
  • Maine Public Health Nursing 2010 Annual Report Power Point* | PDF*
  • Protecting Children from Lead Poisoning from Toys (Feb. 2010) (Word* | PDF*)
  • Reportable Disease Year-To-Date Graphs (December 2010) (PDF*)
  • School Vaccine Mandates Report (January 2010) (Word* | PDF*)
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2009 Reports

2008 Reports

2007 Reports

Older Reports

Public Health Emergency Preparedness - Evaluation Report
July 2002 - June 2005 (document components below)

Outside data resources

Privacy policy and Institutional Review Board

Maine CDC’s policy related to Restricted Data:
Restricted data include any and all information created or received by the Maine CDC that relates to: the past, present, or future physical or mental health or condition of an individual; the provision of health services to an individual; the past, present, or future payment for the provision of health services to an individual; or certain environmental, health engineering, or toxicological data derived from individually-owned dwellings, land, or businesses; and that allows for the direct or indirect identification of that individual.

Restricted data will only be released to external users after the Maine CDC program designee(s) responsible for managing data requests has reviewed the request.  The request must include an Application for Release of Restricted Data, along with the Data Use Agreement, and a research protocol and proof of approval by, or exemption from, an Institutional Review Board (IRB) formed and maintained in accordance with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Code of Federal Regulations for Protection of Human Subjects (45 CFR 46, revised March 8, 1983).

To the extent that a unit of the Maine CDC is considered a covered entity within the meaning of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (Public Law 104-91, codified at 42 U.S.C. §§ 1320 (d)(1)-(d)(8)), the applicable standards, rules and regulations established under that statute are applicable to the data collected by that particular Maine CDC unit.

If it is determined that part or all of a data request can be accomplished through in-house analysis, use of unrestricted data, or the creation of proxy variables, the Maine CDC reserves the right to create such products to fill a request, rather than release the restricted data.

Maine CDC is committed to the protection of human subjects participating in public health research and assuring that the rights and welfare of human participants in research are protected in the conduct of all public health activities. For more information, refer to Maine CDC’s Institutional Review Board (IRB)

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