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Department of Human Services

HIV/AIDS Reports and Data 

The following HIV/AIDS data tables and summaries were prepared by the HIV/STD/TB Program of the Oregon Department of Human Services. The Epidemiologic Profile is published annually and is a comprehensive review of HIV/AIDS in Oregon. More recent and preliminary data is prepared quarterly. If you have any questions, please contact Jeff Capizzi or 971-673-0182.

 

A summary of Oregon HIV/AIDS data systems and FAQs - describes how and why HIV/AIDS data is collected in Oregon.

 

National HIV/AIDS statistics and surveillance information can be found through the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

 

KaiserEDU.org offers useful information and narrated tutorials:

Understanding HIV/AIDS surveillance data in the U.S 

Current state of the global HIV/AIDS epidemic

 

 

The current Epidemiological Profile summarizes HIV/AIDS in Oregon for cases diagnosed through December 2007 and can be found here. 

 

Facts and Figures for Oregon data through December 2008 (MS Excel format):

  1. Oregon and Non-Oregon Cases 
  2. African-Americans and Foreign Born 
  3. Age Group Diagnosis Rate 
  4. Oregon by Region and Demographics for 2008 
  5. Hispanic and Foreign Born 
  6. HIV Infection and Deaths 
  7. HIV Infection by County of Residence 
  8. HIV Infection by Risk 
  9. Late Diagnosis 
  10. Living by County and Rates 
  11. Living by Region and Demographics 
  12. Living by Risk 
  13. Underlyling and Contributing Causes of Death 

Preliminary Data - Reported as of October 1, 2009

The 'Report Date' is the date the case report is first entered into eHARS (Electronic HIV/AIDS Reporting System). The 'Diagnosis Date' is often much earlier than the date reported. The difference between these dates is the reporting delay. Because of reporting delay, HIV/AIDS case reporting data is considered preliminary until approximately six months after any given reporting period, at which time the number of diagnoses would be considered 95% complete.  All data reported - as of June 30, 2009

HIV Testing Data (data summarize a subset of HIV tests which were publicly funded)

The current testing date consolidates information collected using older test forms and new PEMS forms.

 
Page updated: October 13, 2009

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