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Changeset 26880 in main
- Timestamp:
- 02/27/23 12:37:43 (3 weeks ago)
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- adopters/nj/branches/2.3/src/main/webapps/doh-shad-content/xml
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indicator/html_content/CatBRFS.xml (modified) (1 diff)
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indicator/html_content/CatCSTECDI.xml (modified) (1 diff)
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indicator/profile/BreastCaInc.xml (modified) (3 diffs)
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indicator/profile/Cancer5Yr.Trend.xml (modified) (6 diffs)
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indicator/profile/Cancer5Yr.xml (modified) (4 diffs)
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indicator/profile/ColorectalCaInc.xml (modified) (3 diffs)
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indicator/published_profiles.xml (modified) (3 diffs)
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topic/html_content/Dental.xml (modified) (1 diff)
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adopters/nj/branches/2.3/src/main/webapps/doh-shad-content/xml/indicator/html_content/CatBRFS.xml
r23651 r26880 218 218 <SELECTION> 219 219 <DESCRIPTION>Link to the default indicator profile report.</DESCRIPTION> 220 <TITLE>Annual Dental Visits</TITLE> 221 <LOCAL_URL>indicator/view/Dental.Year2.html</LOCAL_URL> 222 </SELECTION> 223 <SELECTION> 224 <DESCRIPTION>Link to the default indicator profile report.</DESCRIPTION> 220 225 <TITLE>Breast Cancer Screening</TITLE> 221 226 <LOCAL_URL>indicator/view/BrstMamExam.Race2.html</LOCAL_URL> -
adopters/nj/branches/2.3/src/main/webapps/doh-shad-content/xml/indicator/html_content/CatCSTECDI.xml
r18678 r26880 491 491 <SELECTIONS> 492 492 <SELECTION> 493 <TITLE>Dental visits among adults *</TITLE>494 <LOCAL_URL> query/result/njbrfs/Indicator/Dentist.html</LOCAL_URL>493 <TITLE>Dental visits among adults</TITLE> 494 <LOCAL_URL>indicator/view/Dental.Year2.html</LOCAL_URL> 495 495 </SELECTION> 496 496 </SELECTIONS> -
adopters/nj/branches/2.3/src/main/webapps/doh-shad-content/xml/indicator/profile/BreastCaInc.xml
r26850 r26880 16 16 <HEALTHY_PEOPLE_OBJECTIVE_NAME>C-11</HEALTHY_PEOPLE_OBJECTIVE_NAME> 17 17 <OTHER_OBJECTIVE_DESCRIPTION>'''Healthy New Jersey 2020 Objective CA-11''': Reduce the age-adjusted incidence rate of late-stage female breast cancer per 100,000 female population to 43.7 for the total population, 43.3 among Whites, 48.9 among Blacks, 35.7 among Hispanics, and (revised) 30.1 among Asians.</OTHER_OBJECTIVE_DESCRIPTION> 18 <HOW_DOING>The original Healthy New Jersey 2020 targets were achieved by all subgroups.</HOW_DOING> 18 <HOW_DOING>The original Healthy New Jersey 2020 targets were achieved by all subgroups. 19 20 Additional years of data will be needed to determine if the decline in rates in 2020 was solely due to decreased screening during the COVID-19 pandemic.</HOW_DOING> 19 21 <EVIDENCE_BASED_PRACTICES>Getting mammograms regularly can lower the risk of dying from breast cancer. The United States Preventive Services Task Force recommends that average-risk women who are 50 to 74 years old should have a screening mammogram every two years.[http://www.cdc.gov/cancer/breast/ ^1^]</EVIDENCE_BASED_PRACTICES> 20 22 <OTHER_PROGRAM_INFORMATION>NJDOH cancer resources: [http://nj.gov/health/ces]</OTHER_PROGRAM_INFORMATION> … … 28 30 <OWNER_USER_ID>mbaron</OWNER_USER_ID> 29 31 <STATUS_CODE>A</STATUS_CODE> 30 <STATUS_DATE>02/1 6/2023</STATUS_DATE>32 <STATUS_DATE>02/17/2023</STATUS_DATE> 31 33 <NOTE>2009-2012 data provided by Stasia Burger and entered by MLB 6/10/15 32 34 Reviewed and OK'd by Stasia 6/15/15 … … 36 38 <SORT_ORDER>283</SORT_ORDER> 37 39 <ACTIVE_FLAG>x</ACTIVE_FLAG> 38 <MODIFIED_DATE>02/1 6/2023</MODIFIED_DATE>40 <MODIFIED_DATE>02/17/2023</MODIFIED_DATE> 39 41 <MODIFIED_DESCRIPTION>Status changed by: mbaron</MODIFIED_DESCRIPTION> 40 <PUBLISHED_DATE>02/1 6/2023</PUBLISHED_DATE>42 <PUBLISHED_DATE>02/17/2023</PUBLISHED_DATE> 41 43 <HEALTHY_PEOPLE_OBJECTIVE name="C-11"> 42 44 <NAME>C-11</NAME> -
adopters/nj/branches/2.3/src/main/webapps/doh-shad-content/xml/indicator/profile/Cancer5Yr.Trend.xml
r25201 r26880 7 7 <MAP_NAME>DEFAULT</MAP_NAME> 8 8 <TITLE>Cancer Five-Year Survival Rate,</TITLE> 9 <SUB_TITLE>by Race/Ethnicity and Year, New Jersey,</SUB_TITLE>9 <SUB_TITLE>by Race/Ethnicity* and Year, New Jersey,</SUB_TITLE> 10 10 <Y_TITLE>Five-Year Relative Survival (%)</Y_TITLE> 11 <PERIOD_TITLE>2010-20 19</PERIOD_TITLE>11 <PERIOD_TITLE>2010-2020</PERIOD_TITLE> 12 12 <DATASET_SERIES_NAME>RaceHispAPI</DATASET_SERIES_NAME> 13 13 <DATASET_CATEGORY_NAME>Year20102020</DATASET_CATEGORY_NAME> 14 14 <VALUE_TYPE_NAME>PercentSign</VALUE_TYPE_NAME> 15 15 <TARGET_VALUE>1</TARGET_VALUE> 16 <DATA_NOTE> This is Healthy New Jersey 2020 objective CA-13.16 <DATA_NOTE>. 17 17 18 YEAR is the last year of follow-up, not the diagnosis year. For example, the data for 2010 include persons diagnosed in 2003-2007 and followed through the end of 2010, data for 2011 include persons diagnosed in 2004-2008 and followed through the end of 2011, and so forth.18 *2000-2019: No U.S. life table was available for Asian race alone so "other race" was used for the calculation and no U.S. life table was available for Hispanic ethnicity alone so "all races" was used. Therefore, caution should be used in interpreting Asian and Hispanic cancer survival rates. 2010-2019 survival rates for White, Black, and Asian/Pacific Islander include Hispanics and non-Hispanics. Hispanic ethnicity includes persons of any race. Race and Hispanic ethnicity are not mutually exclusive in the 2010-2019 data. 19 19 20 Data for White, Black, and Asian/Pacific Islander include Hispanics and non-Hispanics. Hispanic ethnicity includes persons of any race. Race and Hispanic ethnicity are not mutually exclusive.</DATA_NOTE>20 *2020: New U.S. life tables became available for Asian race and Hispanic ethnicity. Therefore, interpret changes between 2019 and 2020 with caution. 2020 survival rates for White, Black, and Asian/Pacific Islander do not include Hispanics. Hispanic ethnicity includes persons of any race. Race and Hispanic ethnicity are mutually exclusive in the 2020 data.</DATA_NOTE> 21 21 <SORT_ORDER>1</SORT_ORDER> 22 22 <ACTIVE_FLAG>x</ACTIVE_FLAG> 23 23 <MODIFIED_DESCRIPTION>indicator Graph List Detail modified by: mbaron</MODIFIED_DESCRIPTION> 24 <MODIFIED_DATE>0 5/05/2022</MODIFIED_DATE>24 <MODIFIED_DATE>02/17/2023</MODIFIED_DATE> 25 25 <DATA_SOURCES/> 26 26 <DATASET_SERIES name="RaceHispAPI"> … … 305 305 <ACTIVE_FLAG>x</ACTIVE_FLAG> 306 306 </INDICATOR_VIEW_VALUE> 307 <INDICATOR_VIEW_VALUE indicator_view_name="Cancer5Yr.Trend" dataset_series_name="RaceHispAPI" dataset_category_name="Year20102020" dataset_series_value="1" dataset_category_value="2020"> 308 <INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME>Cancer5Yr.Trend</INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME> 309 <DATASET_SERIES_NAME>RaceHispAPI</DATASET_SERIES_NAME> 310 <DATASET_CATEGORY_NAME>Year20102020</DATASET_CATEGORY_NAME> 311 <DATASET_SERIES_VALUE>1</DATASET_SERIES_VALUE> 312 <DATASET_CATEGORY_VALUE>2020</DATASET_CATEGORY_VALUE> 313 <VALUE>71.2</VALUE> 314 <ACTIVE_FLAG>x</ACTIVE_FLAG> 315 </INDICATOR_VIEW_VALUE> 307 316 <INDICATOR_VIEW_VALUE indicator_view_name="Cancer5Yr.Trend" dataset_series_name="RaceHispAPI" dataset_category_name="Year20102020" dataset_series_value="10" dataset_category_value="2010"> 308 317 <INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME>Cancer5Yr.Trend</INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME> … … 395 404 <ACTIVE_FLAG>x</ACTIVE_FLAG> 396 405 </INDICATOR_VIEW_VALUE> 406 <INDICATOR_VIEW_VALUE indicator_view_name="Cancer5Yr.Trend" dataset_series_name="RaceHispAPI" dataset_category_name="Year20102020" dataset_series_value="10" dataset_category_value="2020"> 407 <INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME>Cancer5Yr.Trend</INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME> 408 <DATASET_SERIES_NAME>RaceHispAPI</DATASET_SERIES_NAME> 409 <DATASET_CATEGORY_NAME>Year20102020</DATASET_CATEGORY_NAME> 410 <DATASET_SERIES_VALUE>10</DATASET_SERIES_VALUE> 411 <DATASET_CATEGORY_VALUE>2020</DATASET_CATEGORY_VALUE> 412 <VALUE>71.3</VALUE> 413 <ACTIVE_FLAG>x</ACTIVE_FLAG> 414 </INDICATOR_VIEW_VALUE> 397 415 <INDICATOR_VIEW_VALUE indicator_view_name="Cancer5Yr.Trend" dataset_series_name="RaceHispAPI" dataset_category_name="Year20102020" dataset_series_value="2" dataset_category_value="2010"> 398 416 <INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME>Cancer5Yr.Trend</INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME> … … 485 503 <ACTIVE_FLAG>x</ACTIVE_FLAG> 486 504 </INDICATOR_VIEW_VALUE> 505 <INDICATOR_VIEW_VALUE indicator_view_name="Cancer5Yr.Trend" dataset_series_name="RaceHispAPI" dataset_category_name="Year20102020" dataset_series_value="2" dataset_category_value="2020"> 506 <INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME>Cancer5Yr.Trend</INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME> 507 <DATASET_SERIES_NAME>RaceHispAPI</DATASET_SERIES_NAME> 508 <DATASET_CATEGORY_NAME>Year20102020</DATASET_CATEGORY_NAME> 509 <DATASET_SERIES_VALUE>2</DATASET_SERIES_VALUE> 510 <DATASET_CATEGORY_VALUE>2020</DATASET_CATEGORY_VALUE> 511 <VALUE>65.4</VALUE> 512 <ACTIVE_FLAG>x</ACTIVE_FLAG> 513 </INDICATOR_VIEW_VALUE> 487 514 <INDICATOR_VIEW_VALUE indicator_view_name="Cancer5Yr.Trend" dataset_series_name="RaceHispAPI" dataset_category_name="Year20102020" dataset_series_value="3" dataset_category_value="2010"> 488 515 <INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME>Cancer5Yr.Trend</INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME> … … 575 602 <ACTIVE_FLAG>x</ACTIVE_FLAG> 576 603 </INDICATOR_VIEW_VALUE> 604 <INDICATOR_VIEW_VALUE indicator_view_name="Cancer5Yr.Trend" dataset_series_name="RaceHispAPI" dataset_category_name="Year20102020" dataset_series_value="3" dataset_category_value="2020"> 605 <INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME>Cancer5Yr.Trend</INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME> 606 <DATASET_SERIES_NAME>RaceHispAPI</DATASET_SERIES_NAME> 607 <DATASET_CATEGORY_NAME>Year20102020</DATASET_CATEGORY_NAME> 608 <DATASET_SERIES_VALUE>3</DATASET_SERIES_VALUE> 609 <DATASET_CATEGORY_VALUE>2020</DATASET_CATEGORY_VALUE> 610 <VALUE>72.3</VALUE> 611 <ACTIVE_FLAG>x</ACTIVE_FLAG> 612 </INDICATOR_VIEW_VALUE> 577 613 <INDICATOR_VIEW_VALUE indicator_view_name="Cancer5Yr.Trend" dataset_series_name="RaceHispAPI" dataset_category_name="Year20102020" dataset_series_value="4" dataset_category_value="2010"> 578 614 <INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME>Cancer5Yr.Trend</INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME> … … 665 701 <ACTIVE_FLAG>x</ACTIVE_FLAG> 666 702 </INDICATOR_VIEW_VALUE> 703 <INDICATOR_VIEW_VALUE indicator_view_name="Cancer5Yr.Trend" dataset_series_name="RaceHispAPI" dataset_category_name="Year20102020" dataset_series_value="4" dataset_category_value="2020"> 704 <INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME>Cancer5Yr.Trend</INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME> 705 <DATASET_SERIES_NAME>RaceHispAPI</DATASET_SERIES_NAME> 706 <DATASET_CATEGORY_NAME>Year20102020</DATASET_CATEGORY_NAME> 707 <DATASET_SERIES_VALUE>4</DATASET_SERIES_VALUE> 708 <DATASET_CATEGORY_VALUE>2020</DATASET_CATEGORY_VALUE> 709 <VALUE>75.2</VALUE> 710 <ACTIVE_FLAG>x</ACTIVE_FLAG> 711 </INDICATOR_VIEW_VALUE> 667 712 </INDICATOR_VIEW_VALUES> 668 713 </INDICATOR_VIEW> -
adopters/nj/branches/2.3/src/main/webapps/doh-shad-content/xml/indicator/profile/Cancer5Yr.xml
r25201 r26880 9 9 <NUMERATOR>The proportion of observed survivors (all causes of death) in a cohort of cancer patients who survive five years or longer</NUMERATOR> 10 10 <DENOMINATOR>The proportion of expected survivors in a comparable cohort of individuals without cancer who survive five years or longer</DENOMINATOR> 11 <DATA_NOTE>No U.S. life table is available for Asian race alone so "other race" is used for the calculation and no U.S. life table is available for Hispanic ethnicity alone so "all races" is used. Therefore, caution should be used in interpreting Asian and Hispanic cancer survival rates.</DATA_NOTE> 12 <DATA_SOURCE_DATE>05/05/2022</DATA_SOURCE_DATE> 11 <DATA_NOTE>This is Healthy New Jersey 2020 objective CA-13. 12 13 YEAR is the last year of follow-up, not the diagnosis year. For example, the data for 2010 include persons diagnosed in 2003-2007 and followed through the end of 2010, data for 2011 include persons diagnosed in 2004-2008 and followed through the end of 2011, and so forth.</DATA_NOTE> 14 <DATA_SOURCE_DATE>02/17/2023</DATA_SOURCE_DATE> 13 15 <WHY_IMPORTANT>Nearly 17 million Americans with a previous cancer diagnosis are living in the United States.[https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/understanding/statistics ^1^] People are living longer after a cancer diagnosis because of advances in early detection and treatment.[https://www.cdc.gov/cancer/survivors/health-care-providers/index.htm ^2^]</WHY_IMPORTANT> 14 16 <HEALTHY_PEOPLE_OBJECTIVE_NAME>C-13</HEALTHY_PEOPLE_OBJECTIVE_NAME> 15 17 <OTHER_OBJECTIVE_DESCRIPTION>'''Healthy New Jersey 2020 Objective CA-13''': Increase the proportion of cancer survivors who are living 5 years or longer after diagnosis to 74.6% for the total population, 75.0% among Whites, 65.7% among Blacks, 74.6% among Hispanics, and 75.2% among Asians/Pacific Islanders.</OTHER_OBJECTIVE_DESCRIPTION> 16 <HOW_DOING>The proportion of cancer survivors living at least five years after diagnosis is slowly increasing .</HOW_DOING>18 <HOW_DOING>The proportion of cancer survivors living at least five years after diagnosis is slowly increasing but the Healthy New Jersey 2020 target was only met among Asian/Pacific Islanders.</HOW_DOING> 17 19 <OTHER_PROGRAM_INFORMATION>NJDOH Cancer Initiatives: [http://nj.gov/health/ces]</OTHER_PROGRAM_INFORMATION> 18 20 <SERVICES_AVAILABLE_TO_PUBLIC>NJDOH has many programs and partnerships related to cancer resources, data, information, and prevention. [http://nj.gov/health/ces/]</SERVICES_AVAILABLE_TO_PUBLIC> … … 25 27 <OWNER_USER_ID>mbaron</OWNER_USER_ID> 26 28 <STATUS_CODE>A</STATUS_CODE> 27 <STATUS_DATE>0 5/05/2022</STATUS_DATE>29 <STATUS_DATE>02/17/2023</STATUS_DATE> 28 30 <NOTE>2010-2012 data provided by Stasia Burger and entered by MLB 6/11/15 29 31 Reviewed by Karen Pawlish 6/16/15 and again 6/18/15 … … 31 33 <SORT_ORDER>285</SORT_ORDER> 32 34 <ACTIVE_FLAG>x</ACTIVE_FLAG> 33 <MODIFIED_DATE>0 5/05/2022</MODIFIED_DATE>35 <MODIFIED_DATE>02/17/2023</MODIFIED_DATE> 34 36 <MODIFIED_DESCRIPTION>Status changed by: mbaron</MODIFIED_DESCRIPTION> 35 <PUBLISHED_DATE>0 5/05/2022</PUBLISHED_DATE>37 <PUBLISHED_DATE>02/17/2023</PUBLISHED_DATE> 36 38 <HEALTHY_PEOPLE_OBJECTIVE name="C-13"> 37 39 <NAME>C-13</NAME> … … 70 72 <NAME>Cancer5Yr.Trend</NAME> 71 73 <TITLE>Cancer Five-Year Survival Rate,</TITLE> 72 <SUB_TITLE>by Race/Ethnicity and Year, New Jersey,</SUB_TITLE>73 <PERIOD_TITLE>2010-20 19</PERIOD_TITLE>74 <SUB_TITLE>by Race/Ethnicity* and Year, New Jersey,</SUB_TITLE> 75 <PERIOD_TITLE>2010-2020</PERIOD_TITLE> 74 76 <Y_TITLE>Five-Year Relative Survival (%)</Y_TITLE> 75 77 </INDICATOR_VIEW> -
adopters/nj/branches/2.3/src/main/webapps/doh-shad-content/xml/indicator/profile/ColorectalCaInc.xml
r26850 r26880 14 14 <HEALTHY_PEOPLE_OBJECTIVE_NAME>C-9</HEALTHY_PEOPLE_OBJECTIVE_NAME> 15 15 <OTHER_OBJECTIVE_DESCRIPTION>'''Healthy New Jersey 2020 Objective CA-9''': Reduce the age-adjusted incidence rate of invasive colorectal cancer per 100,000 standard population to 39.7 for the total population, 39.8 among Whites, 41.2 among Blacks, 31.2 among Hispanics, and (revised) 21.6 among Asians.</OTHER_OBJECTIVE_DESCRIPTION> 16 <HOW_DOING>The original Healthy New Jersey 2020 targets were met by 2018 for all populations except Hispanics.</HOW_DOING> 16 <HOW_DOING>The original Healthy New Jersey 2020 targets were met by 2018 for all populations except Hispanics. 17 18 Additional years of data will be needed to determine if the decline in rates in 2020 was solely due to decreased screening during the COVID-19 pandemic.</HOW_DOING> 17 19 <EVIDENCE_BASED_PRACTICES>Screening can find precancerous polyps (abnormal growths in the colon or rectum) so they can be removed before turning into cancer. Screening also helps find colorectal cancer at an early stage, when treatment often leads to a cure.[https://www.cdc.gov/cancer/colorectal/sfl/ ^2^]</EVIDENCE_BASED_PRACTICES> 18 20 <OTHER_PROGRAM_INFORMATION>NJDOH Cancer Initiatives: [http://nj.gov/health/ces]</OTHER_PROGRAM_INFORMATION> … … 24 26 <OWNER_USER_ID>mbaron</OWNER_USER_ID> 25 27 <STATUS_CODE>A</STATUS_CODE> 26 <STATUS_DATE>02/1 6/2023</STATUS_DATE>28 <STATUS_DATE>02/17/2023</STATUS_DATE> 27 29 <NOTE>2009-2012 data provided by Stasia Burger and entered by MLB 6/8/15 28 30 Reviewed and OK'd by Stasia 6/15/15 … … 32 34 <SORT_ORDER>281</SORT_ORDER> 33 35 <ACTIVE_FLAG>x</ACTIVE_FLAG> 34 <MODIFIED_DATE>02/1 6/2023</MODIFIED_DATE>36 <MODIFIED_DATE>02/17/2023</MODIFIED_DATE> 35 37 <MODIFIED_DESCRIPTION>Status changed by: mbaron</MODIFIED_DESCRIPTION> 36 <PUBLISHED_DATE>02/1 6/2023</PUBLISHED_DATE>38 <PUBLISHED_DATE>02/17/2023</PUBLISHED_DATE> 37 39 <HEALTHY_PEOPLE_OBJECTIVE name="C-9"> 38 40 <NAME>C-9</NAME> -
adopters/nj/branches/2.3/src/main/webapps/doh-shad-content/xml/indicator/published_profiles.xml
r26850 r26880 1052 1052 <DEFAULT_INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME>CHDDeath.Trend</DEFAULT_INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME> 1053 1053 </INDICATOR> 1054 <INDICATOR NAME="Cancer5Yr">1055 <NAME>Cancer5Yr</NAME>1056 <TITLE>Cancer Five-Year Survival Rate</TITLE>1057 <PUBLISHED_DATE>05/05/2022</PUBLISHED_DATE>1058 <DATA_SOURCE_DATE>05/05/2022</DATA_SOURCE_DATE>1059 <DEFAULT_INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME>Cancer5Yr.Trend</DEFAULT_INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME>1060 </INDICATOR>1061 1054 <INDICATOR NAME="HIVAIDSDx"> 1062 1055 <NAME>HIVAIDSDx</NAME> … … 1570 1563 <DEFAULT_INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME>AlcConBinDri.Year2</DEFAULT_INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME> 1571 1564 </INDICATOR> 1572 <INDICATOR NAME="ColorectalCaInc">1573 <NAME>ColorectalCaInc</NAME>1574 <TITLE>Incidence of Colorectal Cancer</TITLE>1575 <PUBLISHED_DATE>02/16/2023</PUBLISHED_DATE>1576 <DATA_SOURCE_DATE>02/16/2023</DATA_SOURCE_DATE>1577 <DEFAULT_INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME>ColorectalCaInc.Trend</DEFAULT_INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME>1578 </INDICATOR>1579 1565 <INDICATOR NAME="CervCancer"> 1580 1566 <NAME>CervCancer</NAME> … … 1584 1570 <DEFAULT_INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME>CervCancer.RaceEth</DEFAULT_INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME> 1585 1571 </INDICATOR> 1586 <LAST_MODIFIED>02/16/2023</LAST_MODIFIED> 1572 <INDICATOR NAME="ColorectalCaInc"> 1573 <NAME>ColorectalCaInc</NAME> 1574 <TITLE>Incidence of Colorectal Cancer</TITLE> 1575 <PUBLISHED_DATE>02/17/2023</PUBLISHED_DATE> 1576 <DATA_SOURCE_DATE>02/16/2023</DATA_SOURCE_DATE> 1577 <DEFAULT_INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME>ColorectalCaInc.Trend</DEFAULT_INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME> 1578 </INDICATOR> 1587 1579 <INDICATOR NAME="BreastCaInc"> 1588 1580 <NAME>BreastCaInc</NAME> 1589 1581 <TITLE>Incidence of Late-Stage Breast Cancer</TITLE> 1590 <PUBLISHED_DATE>02/1 6/2023</PUBLISHED_DATE>1582 <PUBLISHED_DATE>02/17/2023</PUBLISHED_DATE> 1591 1583 <DATA_SOURCE_DATE>02/16/2023</DATA_SOURCE_DATE> 1592 1584 <DEFAULT_INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME>BreastCaInc.Trend</DEFAULT_INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME> 1593 1585 </INDICATOR> 1586 <LAST_MODIFIED>02/17/2023</LAST_MODIFIED> 1587 <INDICATOR NAME="Cancer5Yr"> 1588 <NAME>Cancer5Yr</NAME> 1589 <TITLE>Cancer Five-Year Survival Rate</TITLE> 1590 <PUBLISHED_DATE>02/17/2023</PUBLISHED_DATE> 1591 <DATA_SOURCE_DATE>02/17/2023</DATA_SOURCE_DATE> 1592 <DEFAULT_INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME>Cancer5Yr.Trend</DEFAULT_INDICATOR_VIEW_NAME> 1593 </INDICATOR> 1594 1594 </INDICATORS> -
adopters/nj/branches/2.3/src/main/webapps/doh-shad-content/xml/topic/html_content/Dental.xml
r22482 r26880 133 133 </SELECTION--> 134 134 <SELECTION> 135 <TITLE>Annual Dental Visits among Adults</TITLE> 136 <LOCAL_URL>indicator/view/Dental.Year2.html</LOCAL_URL> 137 </SELECTION> 138 <SELECTION> 135 139 <TITLE>Oral Cavity and Pharyngeal Cancer Incidence</TITLE> 136 140 <LOCAL_URL>indicator/view/OralCavityCa.YearSex.html</LOCAL_URL>
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