Title V Block Grant Application
Forms (2-21)
State:
VT
Application Year:
2008
Form Notes for Form 2 | |
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Form Notes for Form 3 | |
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Section Number: Main Field Name: StateMCHFundsExpended Row Name: State Funds Column Name: Expended Year: 2006 Field Note: The original budget for FY 06 assumed that expenditures for purchased medical care would be lower. |
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Section Number: Main Field Name: StateMCHFundsExpended Row Name: State Funds Column Name: Expended Year: 2005 Field Note: The FY05 Expended amount exceeds the FY05 Budgeted amount by $7,000 more than the 10% margin. The variation is due to unanticipated effects of the Agency of Human Services reorganization, which took effect in FY05. Specifically, the transfer of the Family, Infant and Toddler program out of the Health Dept involved a larger-than-anticipated reduction in federal Medicaid receipts available to the Health Dept. |
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Section Number: Main Field Name: OtherFedFundsExpended Row Name: Other Federal Funds Column Name: Expended Year: 2006 Field Note: Beginning with FY 06 the State of Vermont entered into a new waiver agreement for medicaid. This wavier program is called "Global Commitment for Health." As a result, medicaid expenditures for FY 06 are not comparable to previous years. Medicaid Administration expenditures were included in the FY 06 budgeted number, but because the actual expenditures under "Global Commitment" are not comparable they are omitted from the "expended" column. |
Form Notes for Form 4 | |
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Section Number: I. Federal-State MCH Block Grant Partnership Field Name: PregWomenExpended Row Name: Pregnant Women Column Name: Expended Year: 2006 Field Note: On assumption the expenditures would be the sum of federal grant and required state match plus Maintenance of Effort in reality expenditures have never been that low. Actual FY 06 were higher than the projection used for FY 06 budgeted |
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Section Number: I. Federal-State MCH Block Grant Partnership Field Name: PregWomenExpended Row Name: Pregnant Women Column Name: Expended Year: 2005 Field Note: The Expended amount for pregnant women is over the Budgeted amount by about $50,000, a large variance considering the small amount budgeted. This represents an increase in time coded to MCH by staff in District Offices around the state. Anecdotal information suggests that the increase in time is due to coding to MCH instead of coding to Medicaid Administration, for two reasons: (1) the transfer of the Healthy Babies program out of the Health Department resulted in confusion about whether it was legitimate to code time to Medicaid and (2) the OIG audit of staff charges to Medicaid Admin had a chilling effect on staff who otherwise might have coded to Medicaid. |
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Section Number: I. Federal-State MCH Block Grant Partnership Field Name: Children_0_1Expended Row Name: Infants <1 year old Column Name: Expended Year: 2005 Field Note: The amount for Infants decreased from the budgeted amount due to contract payments being processed late. |
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Section Number: I. Federal-State MCH Block Grant Partnership Field Name: Children_1_22Expended Row Name: Children 1 to 22 years old Column Name: Expended Year: 2006 Field Note: On assumption the expenditures would be sum of federal grant and required state match plus Maintenance of Effort in reality expenditures have never been that low. Actual FY06 were higher than the projection used for FY 06 budgeted |
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Section Number: I. Federal-State MCH Block Grant Partnership Field Name: Children_1_22Expended Row Name: Children 1 to 22 years old Column Name: Expended Year: 2005 Field Note: Significant increase in costs over the budgeted amount are due to: (1) increase in dental services charged to MCH block grant; (2) overestimate of the amount of costs that could be diverted to Medicaid in the budgeted amount. |
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Section Number: I. Federal-State MCH Block Grant Partnership Field Name: CSHCNExpended Row Name: CSHCN Column Name: Expended Year: 2006 Field Note: On assumption the expenditures would be the sum of federal grant and required state match plus Maintenance of Effort, in reality expenditures have never been that low. Actual FY 06 were higher than the projection used for FY 06 budgeted. |
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Section Number: I. Federal-State MCH Block Grant Partnership Field Name: AdminExpended Row Name: Administration Column Name: Expended Year: 2006 Field Note: On assumption the expenditures would be sum of federal grand and required state match plus Maintenance of Effort, in reality expenditures have never been that low. Actual FY 06 were higher than the projection used for FY 06 budgeted. |
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Section Number: I. Federal-State MCH Block Grant Partnership Field Name: AdminExpended Row Name: Administration Column Name: Expended Year: 2005 Field Note: The amount for Administration is less than budgeted, probably due to the implementation of an entirely new Cost Allocation Plan in FY05. |
Form Notes for Form 5 | |
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Section Number: Main Field Name: DirectHCExpended Row Name: Direct Health Care Services Column Name: Expended Year: 2006 Field Note: On assumption the expenditures would be sum of Federal Grant and required state match plus the maintenance of effort, in reality expenditures have never been that low. Actual FY 06 wer higher than the projection used for FY 06 budgeted |
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Section Number: Main Field Name: DirectHCExpended Row Name: Direct Health Care Services Column Name: Expended Year: 2005 Field Note: Expended amount differs from Budget amount largely due to overestimatng amount of costs that could be diverted to Medicaid in FY05 Budgeted. |
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Section Number: Main Field Name: EnablingExpended Row Name: Enabling Services Column Name: Expended Year: 2006 Field Note: Assumed the expenditures would be the sum of federal grant and required state match plus Maintenance of Effort, in reality expenditures have never been that low. Actual FY 06 were higher than the projection used for FY 06 budgeted |
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Section Number: Main Field Name: PopBasedExpended Row Name: Population-Based Services Column Name: Expended Year: 2005 Field Note: Budget costs for Population Based services were over-estimated for FY05 Budgeted and FY06 Budgeted due to unusually high expenditures in a small amount of data that was used as the base period. |
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Section Number: Main Field Name: InfrastrBuildExpended Row Name: Infrastructure Building Services Column Name: Expended Year: 2006 Field Note: On assumption the expenditures would be the sum of federal grant and required state match plus the Maintenance of Effort, in reality expenditures have never been that low. Actual FY06 were higher than the projection used for FY 06 budgeted. |
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Section Number: Main Field Name: InfrastrBuildExpended Row Name: Infrastructure Building Services Column Name: Expended Year: 2005 Field Note: FY05 Expended costs exceed FY05 Budgeted amounts because staff time coded to MCH Block Grant by staff performing these functions increased. |
Form Notes for Form 6 | |
The difference between the number of infants screened and the number of occurrent births was due to (a) infants born in VT but screened out-of-state. (b) infants who died in the neonatal period before screening, and (c) infants whose parents refused screening. 100% of occurrent births have been tracked and accounted for. | |
Field Level Notes | |
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Section Number: Main Field Name: Galactosemia_Confirmed Row Name: Galactosemia Column Name: Confirmed Cases Year: 2008 Field Note: There were no presumptive positive screens reported, thus the number of confirmed cases also equals zero. |
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Section Number: Main Field Name: SickleCellDisease_Confirmed Row Name: SickleCellDisease Column Name: Confirmed Cases Year: 2008 Field Note: There were no presumptive positive screens reported, thus the number of confirmed cases also equals zero. |
Form Notes for Form 7 | |
The total of 115,012 reflects women and children served under Title V, but this is not unduplicated. Another figure for determining unduplicated individuals would be to total the number of pregant women, infants, and children or 110,515. | |
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Section Number: Main Field Name: PregWomen_TS Row Name: Pregnant Women Column Name: Title V Total Served Year: 2008 Field Note: Reflects the number of pregnant women receiving Medicaid - who are also eligible for many Title V supported services such as outreach and referral, WIC, home visits, etc. |
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Section Number: Main Field Name: Children_1_22_TS Row Name: Children 1 to 22 years of age Column Name: Title V Total Served Year: 2008 Field Note: Reflects the number of children enrolled in Medicaid during CY 2005 |
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Section Number: Main Field Name: CSHCN_XIX Row Name: Children with Special Health Care Needs Column Name: Title XIX % Year: 2008 Field Note: Reflects the percentage of children who use Medicaid as their primary source of insurance. |
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Section Number: Main Field Name: CSHCN_Private Row Name: Children with Special Health Care Needs Column Name: Private/Other % Year: 2008 Field Note: Reflects the percentage of children who have private/other as their primary source of insurance. |
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Section Number: Main Field Name: AllOthers_TS Row Name: Others Column Name: Title V Total Served Year: 2008 Field Note: Title V individuals are included in the other categories in Form 7, there are no Title V individuals appropriate to count in this section of "other" |
Form Notes for Form 8 | |
Population estimates presented for VT-occurrent deliveries are derived from Vital Records for live births and fetal deaths. Counts of race of live born infants are based on single-race bridge files for mother and father provided by NCHS, combined into single race for child using algorithm provided by VT Vital Records. Ethnicity of infant is based on ethnicity of mother since no algorithm is available to combine ethnicity of father and mother. Population estimates for total number of infants in State are based on State estimates. The disparity between the number of occurrent deliveries and the total infants in state is due to a number of factors including, births of out-of-state residents in VT (included in occurrent live births but excluded from population estimates), and VT-resident infants born out-of-state (excluded from occurrent live births but included in population estimates). |
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Field Level Notes | |
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Section Number: I. Unduplicated Count By Race Field Name: InfantsTotal_All Row Name: Total Infants in State Column Name: Total All Races Year: 2008 Field Note: Vermont population estimates do not separate out Asian and Pacific Islanders. The total is reported here under Asian. |
Form Notes for Form 9 | |
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Form Notes for Form 10 | |
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Form Notes for Form 13 | |
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Section Number: Main Field Name: Question1 Row Name: #1. Family members participate on advisory committee or task forces... Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: One region of our statewide Child Development Clinic program has developed a strong parent advisory committee to the clinic team serving their region (two counties); the committee input has affected the model of care and the evaluation process. |
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Section Number: Main Field Name: Question3 Row Name: #3. Family members are involved in the Children with Special Health Care Needs... Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: The leadership of Parent to Parent of Vermont has reviewed this year's application. |
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Section Number: Main Field Name: Question5 Row Name: #5. Family members hired as paid staff or consultants to the State CSHCN program... Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: We continue to provide significant infrastructure support to Parent to Parent of Vermont and Vermont Parent Information Center, which employ parents and provide both service and consultation. |
Form Notes for Form 14 | |
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Form Notes for Form 15 | |
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Form Notes for Form 16 | |
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Form Notes for Form 18 | |
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Section Number: Indicator 05 Field Name: LowBirthWeight Row Name: Percent of ow birth weight (<2,500 grams) Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: 1) The source of these data is matched files from WIC and birth certificate used for the Pregnancy Nutrition Surveillance System. State eligibility criteria for WIC is the same as for Medicaid, and prenatal enrollment in WIC is used as a surrogate for the Medicaid population. |
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Section Number: Indicator 05 Field Name: InfantDeath Row Name: Infant deaths per 1,000 live births Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: 1) The source of these data is matched files from WIC and birth certificate used for the Pregnancy Nutrition Surveillance System. State eligibility criteria for WIC is the same as for Medicaid, and prenatal enrollment in WIC is used as a surrogate for the Medicaid population. 2) The denominator is based on a 2005 estimate derived from combined birth certificate data collected from 01/01/05 through 06/30/05 under the 2000 U.S. Standard with data collected from 07/01/05 through 12/31/05 under the 2003 U.S. Standard. This data set has yet to be finalized, resulting in discrepancies in the estimates of total number of Vermont resident births used in OM#01 compared to HSCI#05b. |
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Section Number: Indicator 05 Field Name: CareFirstTrimester Row Name: Percent of infants born to pregnant women receiving prenatal care beginning in the first trimester Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: 1) The source of these data is matched files from WIC and birth certificate used for the Pregnancy Nutrition Surveillance System. State eligibility criteria for WIC is the same as for Medicaid, and prenatal enrollment in WIC is used as a surrogate for the Medicaid population. 2) The denominator is based on a 2005 estimate derived from combined birth certificate data collected from 01/01/05 through 06/30/05 under the 2000 U.S. Standard with data collected from 07/01/05 through 12/31/05 under the 2003 U.S. Standard. This data set has yet to be finalized, resulting in discrepancies in the estimates of total number of Vermont resident births used in PM#18 compared to HSCI#05c. |
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Section Number: Indicator 05 Field Name: AdequateCare Row Name: Percent of pregnant women with adequate prenatal care Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: 1) The source of these data is matched files from WIC and birth certificate used for the Pregnancy Nutrition Surveillance System. State eligibility criteria for WIC is the same as for Medicaid, and prenatal enrollment in WIC is used as a surrogate for the Medicaid population. 2) The denominator is based on a 2005 estimate derived from combined birth certificate data collected from 01/01/05 through 06/30/05 under the 2000 U.S. Standard with data collected from 07/01/05 through 12/31/05 under the 2003 U.S. Standard. This data set has yet to be finalized, resulting in discrepancies in the estimates of total number of Vermont resident births used in HSCI#04 compared to HSCI#05d. |
Form Notes for Form 19 | |
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Field Level Notes | |
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Form Notes for Form 21 | |
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Field Level Notes | |
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Section Number: Indicator 06A Field Name: S06_Race_Infants Row Name: Infants 0 to 1 Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: Data from state population estimate contains a pooled number for Asian plus Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, reported here under Asian. The number of Vermont residents claiming Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander race is however likely to be very small. |
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Section Number: Indicator 06A Field Name: S06_Race_Children1to4 Row Name: children 1 through 4 Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: Data from state population estimate contains a pooled number for Asian plus Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, reported here under Asian. The number of Vermont residents claiming Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander race is however likely to be very small. |
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Section Number: Indicator 06A Field Name: S06_Race_Children5to9 Row Name: children 5 through 9 Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: Data from state population estimate contains a pooled number for Asian plus Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, reported here under Asian. The number of Vermont residents claiming Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander race is however likely to be very small. |
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Section Number: Indicator 06A Field Name: S06_Race_Children10to14 Row Name: children 10 through 14 Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: Data from state population estimate contains a pooled number for Asian plus Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, reported here under Asian. The number of Vermont residents claiming Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander race is however likely to be very small. |
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Section Number: Indicator 06A Field Name: S06_Race_Children15to19 Row Name: children 15 through 19 Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: Data from state population estimate contains a pooled number for Asian plus Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, reported here under Asian. The number of Vermont residents claiming Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander race is however likely to be very small. |
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Section Number: Indicator 06A Field Name: S06_Race_Children20to24 Row Name: children 20 through 24 Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: Data from state population estimate contains a pooled number for Asian plus Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, reported here under Asian. The number of Vermont residents claiming Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander race is however likely to be very small. |
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Section Number: Indicator 07A Field Name: Race_Women15 Row Name: Women < 15 Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: The 2005 population estimate combines birth certificate data collected from 01/01/05 through 06/30/05 under the 2000 U.S. Standard with data collected from 07/01/05 through 12/31/05 under the 2003 U.S. Standard. The 2005 data set has yet to be finalized, resulting in discrepancies in the available estimates of total number of Vermont resident births. |
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Section Number: Indicator 07A Field Name: Race_Women15to17 Row Name: Women 15 through 17 Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: The 2005 population estimate combines birth certificate data collected from 01/01/05 through 06/30/05 under the 2000 U.S. Standard with data collected from 07/01/05 through 12/31/05 under the 2003 U.S. Standard. The 2005 data set has yet to be finalized, resulting in discrepancies in the available estimates of total number of Vermont resident births. |
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Section Number: Indicator 07A Field Name: Race_Women18to19 Row Name: Women 18 through 19 Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: The 2005 population estimate combines birth certificate data collected from 01/01/05 through 06/30/05 under the 2000 U.S. Standard with data collected from 07/01/05 through 12/31/05 under the 2003 U.S. Standard. The 2005 data set has yet to be finalized, resulting in discrepancies in the available estimates of total number of Vermont resident births. |
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Section Number: Indicator 07A Field Name: Race_Women20to34 Row Name: Women 20 through 34 Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: The 2005 population estimate combines birth certificate data collected from 01/01/05 through 06/30/05 under the 2000 U.S. Standard with data collected from 07/01/05 through 12/31/05 under the 2003 U.S. Standard. The 2005 data set has yet to be finalized, resulting in discrepancies in the available estimates of total number of Vermont resident births. |
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Section Number: Indicator 07A Field Name: Race_Women35 Row Name: Women 35 or older Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: The 2005 population estimate combines birth certificate data collected from 01/01/05 through 06/30/05 under the 2000 U.S. Standard with data collected from 07/01/05 through 12/31/05 under the 2003 U.S. Standard. The 2005 data set has yet to be finalized, resulting in discrepancies in the available estimates of total number of Vermont resident births. |
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Section Number: Indicator 07B Field Name: Ethnicity_Women15 Row Name: Women < 15 Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: The 2005 population estimate combines birth certificate data collected from 01/01/05 through 06/30/05 under the 2000 U.S. Standard with data collected from 07/01/05 through 12/31/05 under the 2003 U.S. Standard. The 2005 data set has yet to be finalized, resulting in discrepancies in the available estimates of total number of Vermont resident births. |
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Section Number: Indicator 07B Field Name: Ethnicity_Women15to17 Row Name: Women 15 through 17 Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: The 2005 population estimate combines birth certificate data collected from 01/01/05 through 06/30/05 under the 2000 U.S. Standard with data collected from 07/01/05 through 12/31/05 under the 2003 U.S. Standard. The 2005 data set has yet to be finalized, resulting in discrepancies in the available estimates of total number of Vermont resident births. |
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Section Number: Indicator 07B Field Name: Ethnicity_Women18to19 Row Name: Women 18 through 19 Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: The 2005 population estimate combines birth certificate data collected from 01/01/05 through 06/30/05 under the 2000 U.S. Standard with data collected from 07/01/05 through 12/31/05 under the 2003 U.S. Standard. The 2005 data set has yet to be finalized, resulting in discrepancies in the available estimates of total number of Vermont resident births. |
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Section Number: Indicator 07B Field Name: Ethnicity_Women20to34 Row Name: Women 20 through 34 Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: The 2005 population estimate combines birth certificate data collected from 01/01/05 through 06/30/05 under the 2000 U.S. Standard with data collected from 07/01/05 through 12/31/05 under the 2003 U.S. Standard. The 2005 data set has yet to be finalized, resulting in discrepancies in the available estimates of total number of Vermont resident births. |
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Section Number: Indicator 07B Field Name: Ethnicity_Women35 Row Name: Women 35 or older Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: The 2005 population estimate combines birth certificate data collected from 01/01/05 through 06/30/05 under the 2000 U.S. Standard with data collected from 07/01/05 through 12/31/05 under the 2003 U.S. Standard. The 2005 data set has yet to be finalized, resulting in discrepancies in the available estimates of total number of Vermont resident births. |
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Section Number: Indicator 09A Field Name: HSIRace_Children Row Name: All children 0 through 19 Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: Data from VT State Population Estimate for 2005. Note that this dataset does not distinguish Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander from Asian, and the former category is included under the latter. However, the number of individuals in Vermont who might report their race as Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander is expected to be very small. |
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Section Number: Indicator 09A Field Name: HSIRace_SingleParentPercent Row Name: Percent in household headed by single parent Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: Data not available for race/ethnicity. |
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Section Number: Indicator 09A Field Name: HSIRace_TANFPercent Row Name: Percent in TANF (Grant) families Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: Data is from 2004, indicates the percent Vermont children ages 5-17 in families receiving TANF. Data not available by race or ethnicity. |
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Section Number: Indicator 09A Field Name: HSIRace_MedicaidNo Row Name: Number enrolled in Medicaid Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: Data from Medicaid Claims database. Note that this dataset does not distinguish Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander from Asian, and the former category is included under the latter. However, the number of individuals in Vermont who might report their race as Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander is expected to be very small. |
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Section Number: Indicator 09A Field Name: HSIRace_SCHIPNo Row Name: Number enrolled in SCHIP Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: Data from Medicaid Claims database. Note that this dataset does not distinguish Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander from Asian, and the former category is included under the latter. However, the number of individuals in Vermont who might report their race as Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander is expected to be very small. |
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Section Number: Indicator 09A Field Name: HSIRace_FoodStampNo Row Name: Number enrolled in food stamp program Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: App. 12.1% of Vermont children live in families who receive food stamps. Data not available by race/ethnicity |
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Section Number: Indicator 09A Field Name: HSIRace_JuvenileCrimeRate Row Name: Rate (per 100,000) of juvenile crime arrests Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: Data indicates the number of "delinquent" children in custody - these youths are conisdered delinquent if they commit offenses that would be crimes if they were adults. 52% of Vermont's delinquent youth are in custody. Data not available by race/ethnicity. |
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Section Number: Indicator 09A Field Name: HSIRace_DropOutPercent Row Name: Percentage of high school drop-outs (grade 9 through 12) Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: The number reflects the percent of the total high school population (grades 9-12) who withdrew from school during the previous summer and during the school year. Calculated according to the National Center for Education Statistics formula. Data is for the 2005-2006 school year. Data not available by race/ethnicity. |
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Section Number: Indicator 09B Field Name: HSIEthnicity_SingleParentPercent Row Name: Percent in household headed by single parent Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: Data not reported by Hispanic/not Hispanic |
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Section Number: Indicator 09B Field Name: HSIEthnicity_MedicaidNo Row Name: Number enrolled in Medicaid Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: Data from Medicaid Claims database. Note that this dataset does not collect data on non-Hispanic ethnicity per se. The number of non-Hispanic individuals is estimated by subtraction of the "Hispanic" category from the total. |
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Section Number: Indicator 09B Field Name: HSIEthnicity_SCHIPNo Row Name: Number enrolled in SCHIP Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: Data from Medicaid Claims database. Note that this dataset does not collect data on non-Hispanic ethnicity per se. The number of non-Hispanic individuals is estimated by subtraction of the "Hispanic" category from the total. |
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Section Number: Indicator 10 Field Name: Metropolitan Row Name: Living in metropolitan areas Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: 2005 State population estimate is based on the U.S. Census Bureau. Census 2000 Summary File 1, Matrix P12. Note that the available data are for children aged 0-17 years (not 0-19 years as defined). The total for children living in urban areas is the sum of children living in metropolitan plus non-metropolitan urban areas, as defined by the U.S. Census Bureau. |
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Section Number: Indicator 10 Field Name: Urban Row Name: Living in urban areas Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: 2005 State population estimate is based on the U.S. Census Bureau. Census 2000 Summary File 1, Matrix P12. Note that the available data are for children aged 0-17 years (not 0-19 years as defined). The total for children living in urban areas is the sum of children living in metropolitan plus non-metropolitan urban areas, as defined by the U.S. Census Bureau. |
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Section Number: Indicator 10 Field Name: Rural Row Name: Living in rural areas Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: 2005 State population estimate is based on the U.S. Census Bureau. Census 2000 Summary File 1, Matrix P12. Note that the available data are for children aged 0-17 years (not 0-19 years as defined). The total for children living in urban areas is the sum of children living in metropolitan plus non-metropolitan urban areas, as defined by the U.S. Census Bureau. |
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Section Number: Indicator 10 Field Name: Frontier Row Name: Living in frontier areas Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: 2005 State population estimate is based on the U.S. Census Bureau. Census 2000 Summary File 1, Matrix P12. Note that the available data are for children aged 0-17 years (not 0-19 years as defined). The total for children living in urban areas is the sum of children living in metropolitan plus non-metropolitan urban areas, as defined by the U.S. Census Bureau. |
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Section Number: Indicator 11 Field Name: S11_total Row Name: Total Population Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: Data source: U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, Annual Social and Economic Supplement, 2006. |
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Section Number: Indicator 11 Field Name: S11_50percent Row Name: Percent Below: 50% of poverty Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: Data source: U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, Annual Social and Economic Supplement, 2006. |
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Section Number: Indicator 11 Field Name: S11_100percent Row Name: 100% of poverty Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: Data source: U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, Annual Social and Economic Supplement, 2006. |
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Section Number: Indicator 11 Field Name: S11_200percent Row Name: 200% of poverty Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: Data source: U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, Annual Social and Economic Supplement, 2006. |
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Section Number: Indicator 12 Field Name: S12_Children Row Name: Children 0 through 19 years old Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: Data source: U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, Annual Social and Economic Supplement, 2006. |
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Section Number: Indicator 12 Field Name: S12_50percent Row Name: Percent Below: 50% of poverty Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: Data source: U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, Annual Social and Economic Supplement, 2006. |
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Section Number: Indicator 12 Field Name: S12_100percent Row Name: 100% of poverty Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: Data source: U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, Annual Social and Economic Supplement, 2006. |
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Section Number: Indicator 12 Field Name: S12_200percent Row Name: 200% of poverty Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: Data source: U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, Annual Social and Economic Supplement, 2006. |
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Section Number: Indicator 09A Field Name: HSIRace_FosterCare Row Name: Number living in foster home care Column Name: Year: 2008 Field Note: Data not available by race/ethnicity. |