Community health is measured using various metrics and indicators. Epidemiologists often use surveys, health records, and other data sources to assess the health status of a community. Common metrics include:
Morbidity rates: The prevalence of diseases and conditions within the community. Mortality rates: The number of deaths within the community over a specific period. Health behaviors: Rates of smoking, alcohol use, physical activity, etc. Healthcare access: Number of healthcare facilities, insurance coverage, etc.
