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The easy-to-use tool has mapped 205 UM System health care resources across the state — from a pediatric endocrinology clinic in Kirksville to Tele-Behavioral Health Services in Marble Hill. Using key words, zip codes and geographic areas, Missourians can locate these UM System health care assets and services near them.
This dashboard shows the total number of COVID-19 vaccines distributed and administered in each state. The dashboard includes a map of vaccines administered in each state, and a chart with daily administration trends over the last 10 days. Data is from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) obtained through Our World in Data.
The MU Extension Grand Challenges Report is designed to support annual summaries, community assessment, and strategic alignment across MU Extension.
Explore how UM System impacts your community. Find out how many students, employees and alumni live in your county, congressional, senate or house district. Learn about UM System properties, health and Extension services.
Connect with labor and workforce experts, learn more about the Labor Education Program, and sign up for the Workforce Navigator Series.
Authored by Rob Russell, Director of Labor and Workforce Development at University of Missouri Extension, this quick-read guide provides an overview of the major workforce development actors and programs in Missouri.
Use the Workforce Development Engagement Guide to get started identifying partners, joining local conversations, and building on existing programs.
This story map explores four factors affecting workforce development across Missouri: population change, commuting impacts, workforce training, and skills mismatch. Use this story map to explore workforce gaps, opportunities, and partnerships.
CARES has developed these dashboards in conjunction with local health departments, to facilitate the display of COVID-19 related information for their communities.
Get started with tools and maps exploring data related to the Covid-19 pandemic including new cases, testing information and vulnerability footprints.
The 2020 Census Outreach tool identifies “hotspots” for outreach based on three primary factors: 1) 2010 Census response rate; 2) rates of poverty, and; 3) daily response counts for the 2020 Census.
Show Me Strong Recovery Plan Public Health Dashboard displays daily updates of new cases and deaths, demographics, cases by county, testing information, and hospitalization.
Weekly dashboards help government leaders, local public health officials, health care organizations, and businesses understand the influence of COVID-19 on their communities, and make informed decisions when protecting citizens, customers, employees and patients.
This dashboard shows the number of new COVID-19 cases in the last 14 days as well as the percent change in overall cases from 14 days ago.
This dashboard provides an overview of testing for COVID-19 for each state.
Farmers, growers, and local suppliers can enter basic information about the food they sell, location and contact information. Submitted information will automatically show up on the map. Customers can find local food sources using the map and search tools.
This story map provides an overview on the impact of COVID-19 in Missouri including sections on vulnerability, mental health, employment, economic recovery, and resources.
This dashboard provides a snapshot of COVID-19 cases in Missouri as well as vulnerability indicators for counties within Missouri. Use the tabs at the bottom left of the dashboard to navigate between the maps and the various indicators.
The COVID-19 Vulnerability Footprint identifies vulnerable communities across the nation, defined as having high concentrations of older populations, the uninsured, and high population density. Thresholds for target area identification are adjustable, allowing the tool to be utilized in all geographic areas where regional rates may be higher or lower than the national average.
Growing Stress on the Farm is a report released in February, 2020 that describes some the economic challenges faced by farmers and the associated rise in mental health disparities in rural Missouri. This story map explores the issues and data in the report.
The Missouri 2019 Flooding Story Map is an online application that helps the public better understand the facts and potential impact of 2019 Missouri floods.
“Diseases of Despair” are behavior-related medical conditions among people, attributed to a bleak social and economic outlook. The three types of diseases of despair are drug overdose (including alcohol overdose), suicide, and alcoholic liver disease.
The Community Wellbeing Report provides a foundational set of indicators to begin addressing social determinants of health in local communities.
The Missouri EATS Food Assessment is designed to help communities start the conversation about building a stronger community food environment. Missouri EATS is a community development process designed to identify local assets and needs, develop a plan to act on top priorities, and make sustainable changes to enhance local food systems.
There is wide inequity in access to broadband internet across the state of Missouri. Rural areas in particular lack sufficient infrastructure to supply high-speed internet to residents as well as the business community.
The Rural Opioid Response Hub provides access to a collection of opioid-related data, resources, and tools. It is an online platform for communities across Missouri working to increase substance abuse prevention efforts and address social issues that contribute to the accessibility and abuse of opiates.
