Title V National Outcome Measures (NOMs)
Across State Comparison Table, 2019-2020 NSCH

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Color Key of State Level Data When Compared to National Level Data

	State had Significantly Lower Performance
	State had Lower Performance, but not statistically significant
	State had Higher Performance, but not statistically significant
	State had Significantly Higher Performance

State	NOM14	NOM17.1	NOM17.2	NOM17.3	NOM17.4	NOM18	NOM19	NOM20	NOM25
	Tooth decay (%)	CSHCN (%)	Systems of care (%)	Autism (%)	ADD / ADHD (%)	Mental health treatment (%)	Overall health status (%)	Obesity (%)	Forgone health care (%)
Nationwide	11.8	19.4	14.4	2.9	8.9	52.3	90.4	16.2	3.5
Alabama	13.8	21.6	15.8	3.1	11.4	55.9*	88.8	21.8	2.1
Alaska	10.2	18.2	15.1	3.2	6.9	49.9*	92.8	17.8	3.5
Arizona	13.7	20.0	6.2	3.3	8.8	57.5*	89.5	10.2	5.9
Arkansas	13.5	22.4	16.1	2.5	12.5	52.7	89.4	20.6	3.3
California	13.3	14.4	11.2	3.0	4.3	57.5*	90.0	15.2	3.6
Colorado	10.2	18.0	14.4	1.9	6.9	57.7	92.2	11.2	4.0
Connecticut	10.2	21.3	16.1	3.3	10.1	57.4	91.3	15.3	2.3
Delaware	13.8	21.7	10.4	4.4	10.8	49.7*	89.1	18.9	2.9
District of Columbia	8.8	19.5	16.1	2.4*	9.0	59.1*	93.0	14.2	3.3
Florida	12.5	18.6	11.6	2.9	9.7	45.4*	90.5	15.8	4.4
Georgia	11.1	21.3	13.8	2.3	11.9	48.0	90.2	18.0	5.0
Hawaii	14.1	14.5	18.6	1.8	5.4	46.8*	92.1	15.5	2.1
Idaho	14.0	18.6	19.2	2.3	9.2	55.2*	91.8	13.3	2.6
Illinois	13.4	19.3	11.7	2.9	7.7	55.6	89.6	17.4	3.9
Indiana	10.6	22.4	17.0	2.9	11.2	47.6	90.5	15.6	3.4
Iowa	10.7	20.4	24.2	1.9	10.3	63.6	91.5	16.9	1.2
Kansas	11.3	20.7	19.0	1.2	7.9	49.2*	91.0	11.7	3.5
Kentucky	10.0	21.9	15.8	2.3	11.8	51.1	90.9	23.8	2.2
Louisiana	14.8	22.5	16.5	3.9	14.0	44.0	86.6	22.2	3.3
Maine	9.2	23.6	14.4	3.8	12.6	51.6	92.1	13.7	3.9
Maryland	11.3	20.5	18.3	3.0	9.1	55.7	94.2	16.7	2.3
Massachusetts	10.4	23.2	16.2	4.3	11.1	55.5	92.4	12.2	2.0
Michigan	11.2	21.3	14.8	2.6*	9.7	60.6	90.6	15.7	2.2
Minnesota	9.8	17.4	15.6	2.7	6.8	56.2	92.5	11.7	4.5
Mississippi	13.9	22.5	19.7	2.3	15.4	49.3	87.1	22.3	2.9
Missouri	11.3	21.1	19.7	2.1	8.4	48.7	90.6	19.6	2.3
Montana	9.1	19.4	13.5	2.4	9.9	64.1	93.1	10.0	2.8
Nebraska	7.0	18.2	12.5	2.7	7.5	64.9	91.6	12.6	1.5
Nevada	15.5	15.4	10.3	2.6	5.7	40.2*	89.2	16.0	5.3
New Hampshire	10.0	24.2	17.0	4.3	14.3	50.3	93.0	13.5	3.2
New Jersey	11.6	17.8	12.2	3.4	7.3	58.1	91.3	13.8	2.4
New Mexico	13.4	19.6	6.9	3.1	9.1	62.4*	88.9	15.3	5.3
New York	12.0	19.7	12.7	2.1	7.2	58.1*	91.8	11.5	2.6
North Carolina	10.3	22.0	15.9	3.2	13.9	48.7*	90.5	19.8	3.1
North Dakota	9.5	17.3	12.7	1.9	8.0	49.0*	92.0	10.5	3.2
Ohio	10.9	22.2	20.1	3.0	10.2	52.7	91.1	17.2	4.1
Oklahoma	12.3	23.5	15.5	3.7	10.5	56.5	88.1	18.7	2.3
Oregon	12.7	20.7	14.9	3.1	8.5	54.5	90.9	13.7	3.5
Pennsylvania	9.1	22.3	17.1	3.5	8.9	56.9*	89.0	15.1	2.0
Rhode Island	10.8	22.3	17.8	3.3	10.2	58.0*	91.5	16.7	3.2
South Carolina	10.9	22.7	24.2	3.2	12.4	43.7	91.1	20.1	1.6
South Dakota	8.2	17.8	20.9	2.4*	8.4	55.8*	92.0	15.2	2.9
Tennessee	11.4	22.2	18.4	2.4	10.9	46.6*	89.0	20.8	3.6
Texas	12.4	17.4	8.8	3.4	9.8	41.9*	89.2	20.3	6.0
Utah	12.6	15.8	22.6	1.8	7.9	40.5	93.8	10.3	3.5
Vermont	9.1	21.9	22.0	2.1	10.2	46.7	93.2	14.0	2.3
Virginia	9.6	18.0	17.3	3.0	8.9	46.7	91.5	14.9	2.7
Washington	9.5	19.7	12.4	2.4	6.3	56.9	91.3	13.2	2.5
West Virginia	16.6	23.2	18.2	2.5	13.0	52.1	90.4	21.9	2.7
Wisconsin	10.4	20.1	12.6	4.3	10.5	59.6	90.4	14.6	3.3
Wyoming	12.9	18.1	12.7	2.0	8.5	52.4	91.4	11.0	4.2

* Please interpret with caution: estimate has a 95% confidence interval width exceeding 20 percentage points or 1.2 times the estimate and may not be reliable.

The significance of differences between state and national prevalence was assessed using a nested t-test at p<0.05.

Data Source: 2019-2020 (two years combined) National Survey of Children’s Health, Health Resources and Services Administration, Maternal and Child Health Bureau. https://mchb.hrsa.gov/data/national-surveys

Citation: Child and Adolescent Health Measurement Initiative. Title V National Outcome Measures (NOMs) Across State Comparison Table, 2019-2020 NSCH (two years combined). Data Resource Center for Child and Adolescent Health supported by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), Maternal and Child Health Bureau (MCHB). Retrieved [mm/dd/yy] from [www.childhealthdata.org].

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