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County Health Rankings Model (Measure)

Uninsured Children*

Percentage of children under age 19 without health insurance.
County Health Rankings Model (Health Factor Area)

Unwritten rules

Societal rules provide structure for the actions and interactions of individuals and groups of people. Written rules are formalized and documented in laws, policies, regulations and budgets. Unwritten rules include worldviews, culture and norms. Societal rules are applied to individual people, groups of people, government and corporations.People, institutions and governments in charge of decision-making use underlying worldviews and narratives to justify these rules. Written and unwritten rules are central to the production and maintenance of social orders and hierarchies.
County Health Rankings Model (Measure)

Voter Turnout*

Percentage of citizen population aged 18 or older who voted in the 2020 U.S. Presidential election.
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What Works for Health Reports

Explore reports from the What Works for Health analysts for deeper looks into what's working for specific topics and areas of the country.
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Who We Work With

Learn more about the many organizations and individuals that we work with to advance health equity in communities across the country.
County Health Rankings Model (Health Factor)

Worldviews, culture and norms

A worldview is a set of beliefs and assumptions that people use to interpret the world around them and guide behavior within a group. Worldviews are often shared between people with similar experiences, creating a culture with shared values and practices and behaviors that become norms.
County Health Rankings Model (Health Factor Area)

Written rules

Societal rules provide structure for the actions and interactions of individuals and groups of people. Written rules are formalized and documented in laws, policies, regulations and budgets. Unwritten rules include worldviews, culture and norms. Societal rules are applied to individual people, groups of people, government and corporations.People, institutions and governments in charge of decision-making use underlying worldviews and narratives to justify these rules. Written and unwritten rules are central to the production and maintenance of social orders and hierarchies.