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Is there an existing graphic which visualizes ACE-counts with "at least" one ACE (or maybe termed "one, or more"), then "at least" two ACEs and so on?
In other words the first column or the largest 'pie piece' would be 60%+ for "at least" one ACE and then continuing with 35%+ for "at least" two ACEs...
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Hi Daun: Here's a link to the RWJF infographic; it sort of does what you ask, at least for the 64% ACEs. You could create your own graphic with the data.
Hmmm, I can't seem to find the link ?
arghhh....hate it when i do that....http://www.rwjf.org/en/library...ruth-about-aces.html
Thanks for your patience, Daun!
I often do the same :-)
Daun:
I actually have something in the works which I think is similar to what you are asking about. If it doesn't already exist, maybe we can work together on creating it? I sent you a private message to see if you want to join forces / collaborate or have a conversation. And I'll be checking here as well in case it's already available.
Cissy
A rough draft of the content:
Cissy,
We have local data from CAHMI on this information. It is based off of a telephone survey and has up to date information about kiddos. If you think they would helpful to have a conversation with, let me know and I can link!
Jenny
Hi Jenny:
Yes, PLEASE do link for this conversation and because it's great info. to share, in general. I'm sure others will be interested as well! Thank you!
Cissy
