Hawaii Health Data Warehouse

The Hawai'i Health Data Warehouse (HHDW) serves as a vital resource for public health data and information in Hawai'i. Established as a collaborative effort between the Hawai'i State Department of Health and the University of Hawai'i's Office of Public Health Studies, HHDW centralizes health trends and statistics specific to various race/ethnicities and geographical areas in the state. It compiles critical data, including vital statistics, survey results, and health indicators which help track community health issues such as chronic diseases, nutrition, and physical activity.

HHDW offers various tools and resources, including the HawaiiHealthMatters.org platform, which presents over 700 health indicators from both local and national sources. Users can create custom reports, access interactive maps, and explore extensive data through HI-IBIS, facilitating informed decision-making. Additionally, HHDW provides training and technical assistance for public health professionals and policy makers to enhance community health initiatives, empowering residents to make healthier lifestyle choices and improve overall public health in Hawai'i.