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. 2017 Jul 10;132(1 Suppl):31S–39S. doi: 10.1177/0033354917706517

Table 2.

Frequency and incidence rates of demographic characteristics of patients who met criteria for NSSP BioSense “heat, excessive” query and CSTE novel heat-related illness query for heat-related illness, Maricopa County, Arizona, January 1 to December 31, 2015

Demographic Characteristics NSSP BioSense Querya (n = 791) CSTE Novel Query (n = 674)
No. (%) Heat-Related Illness Incidence Rate per 100 000 Populationb No. (%) Heat-Related Illness Incidence Rate per 100 000 Populationb
Sex
 Male 491 (62.1) 26.0 448 (66.5) 23.7
 Female 300 (37.9) 15.6 226 (33.5) 11.7
Age group, y
 <5 18 (2.3) 6.4 11 (1.6) 3.9
 5-17 46 (5.8) 6.3 33 (4.9) 4.6
 18-49 426 (53.9) 25.0 377 (55.9) 22.1
 50-64 170 (21.5) 26.5 155 (23.0) 24.2
 ≥65 131 (16.6) 28.3 98 (14.5) 21.2
Race
 White NA NA 505 (74.9) 18.1
 Black or African American NA NA 53 (7.9) 27.8
 American Indian/Alaska Native NA NA 15 (2.2) 19.1
 Asian NA NA 3 (0.5) 2.3
 Other NA NA 98 (14.5) 15.6
Ethnicity
 Non-Hispanic or non-Latino NA NA 494 (73.3) 18.4
 Hispanic or Latino NA NA 180 (26.7) 15.9

Abbreviations: CSTE, Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists; NA, not available; NSSP, National Syndromic Surveillance Program.

aBioSense Front End Application did not provide data on race or ethnicity.

bIncidence rates calculated with 2010 US Census population data for Maricopa County, Arizona.25