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Data, publications and reports

Publication highlights
2009 Annual Report of the King County Medical Examiner's Office (PDF, released Jan. 3, 2011)
The King County Medical Examiner’s Office serves the community by investigating sudden, unexpected, violent, suspicious, or unnatural deaths. The public health role of the Medical Examiner is designed to isolate and identify causes of sudden, unexpected death that might affect more than one person. Visit the Medical Examiner's website to learn more.

Intersecting Infections of Public Health Significance: The Epidemiology of HIV, Viral Hepatitis, Sexually Transmitted Diseases and Tuberculosis in King County, 2008 (PDF, 2 Mb)

2008 Communities Count Report (external site)
The 2008 Report updates indicators of community life that were reported in previous years' reports, tracking social, economic, health, environmental or cultural conditions of value or concern to people residing in King County. With this information, the public, local governments, and private funders can make informed decisions toward building and sustaining healthy communities.

Community Health Indicators
A set of indicators measuring the health of King County residents. It provides a broad array of comprehensive, population-based data with the emphasis on relying on data about the entire community to look at multiple determinants of health.
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  • To inquire about specific data or reports, please feel free to email us at: data.request@kingcounty.gov.

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About the APDE Unit
Our staff includes epidemiologists, social research scientists, policy specialists, database developers, grant developers, librarians and administrative staff. APDE's expertise includes statistics, qualitative and quantitative research and analysis, Geographic Information Systems, database development, survey development, information science, and grant organization.
Public Health Digital Library
A gateway to online public health resources, including free and fee-based full text articles, links to authoritative public health websites and searchable databases, and access to document delivery and reference assistance.
Census Viewer by King County GIS
Census Viewer is web-based application that allows you to view maps and tables of more than 100 community census data indicators for 77 defined places throughout all of King County.