OMH DRIVE is Now Live!
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office of Minority Health (OMH) is pleased to announce the launch of the Data Resources and Integrated Visualization Ecosystem Dashboard (DRIVE) – a user-friendly data visualization tool designed to help better understand non-medical drivers of health across populations and geographic locations.
OMH DRIVE uses data from the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey (ACS) to transform complex datasets into clear, accessible charts and dashboards. OMH DRIVE makes it easier for users to find, analyze, and communicate insights that can inform more targeted public health research, programs, and policy efforts.
Key Features
OMH DRIVE allows users to:
- Browse data by five topic areas, including education, housing, economics, language, and resources like internet access, transportation, and health insurance.
- Filter data by population group and geographic location.
- Compare data across population groups, locations, and years.
- Export charts for use in reports, presentations, and other communications.
Looking for more data tools to support your work?
OMH DRIVE is just one of several data and research-focused resources that HHS OMH provides to support public health research, decision-making, and community action. Visit the HHS OMH Data Webpage to explore additional data tools and resources to help users better understand and address non-medical drivers of health.
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