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Welcome to MedChi, The Maryland State Medical Society.  
As the statewide professional association for licensed 
physicians, we are dedicated to our mission to serve as 
Maryland's foremost advocate and resource for physicians, 
their patients, and 
the
public health.


Wednesday, January 15, 2025
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Studies, Data, and Research Tools

This page was created to encourage additional research and work with Maryland public health data.  Below you will find key information and resources available for use for your own research.

AMA Resources

  • AMA Insurance concentration study

MedChi Resources

  • Physician Research Foundation Maryland Data
 

State Government Resources


 

Maryland Department of Health (MDH)

  • Health Statistics Center: Offers reports and data on vital statistics, behavioral health, chronic diseases, and more.
  • Open Data Portal: Downloadable datasets on topics like hospitalizations, disease prevalence, and healthcare access.


Maryland Health Care Commission (MHCC)

  • Focuses on hospital performance, long-term care, and healthcare workforce trends.

 



 

Health Services Cost Review Commission (HSCRC)

  • HSCRC Reports and Data: Includes information on Maryland’s Total Cost of Care Model, hospital financials, and quality metrics.

 


 

Maryland Department of Planning

  • Demographic and Population Data: Useful for understanding social determinants of health through population projections and GIS maps.

Federal Government Resources


 

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC): Maryland-Specific Data

  • CDC WONDER: Access mortality, birth, and disease prevalence data.

 


 

U.S. Census Bureau

 


 

Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)

  • HRSA Data Warehouse: Information on health professional shortages and medically underserved areas in Maryland.

Organizations and Nonprofits

  1. MedChi, The Maryland State Medical Society
  • MedChi Website: A vital source for public health advocacy, workforce data, and research related to Maryland physicians and healthcare access.

   2. Chesapeake Regional Information System for our Patients (CRISP)

  • CRISP Health: Maryland’s state-designated health information exchange. CRISP provides critical healthcare data and analytics, including population health metrics and clinical data-sharing tools.

   3. University of Maryland School of Public Health

  • UMD Public Health: Offers access to research and data on public health initiatives, community health assessments, and disparities.

   4. Maryland Health Improvement & Disparities Reduction Act Reports

  • Disparities Reports: Focuses on health equity and disparities.

   5. Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF)

  • State Health Facts - Maryland: Provides Maryland-specific data on healthcare coverage, Medicaid, Medicare, and public health indicators.

   6. Maryland Hospital Association (MHA)

  • MHA Website: Publishes data on hospital performance, utilization, and quality of care.

Regional and Community-Level Data

  1. Local Health Departments

   2. Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance (BNIA)

  • BNIA Website: Tracks neighborhood-level health and socioeconomic indicators in Baltimore City.

Interactive Data Tools

  1. Maryland SHIP (State Health Improvement Process)
  • SHIP Dashboard: Tracks progress on state health goals, with data broken down by region.

   2. Maryland iMAP

  • iMAP GIS Tool: Provides health-related maps and data layers for analysis.

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