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Butch, Chief, Research and
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: Butch, Chief, Research and Statistics Office, State of Hawaii, Department of Health, dated January
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Statistics Office, State of Hawaii,
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13, 1983. Hereinafter referred to as "Burch, Hawaii State Department of Health.")
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Department of Health, dated January
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13, 1983. Hereinafter referred to
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<u>66</u>/ Comment received from Robert
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as "Burch, Hawaii State Department
 
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of Health.")
 
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66/ Comment received from Robert
 
 
C. Schmitt, p. 2. Also mentioned in
 
C. Schmitt, p. 2. Also mentioned in
 
comment received from Richard Kekuni
 
comment received from Richard Kekuni
 
Blaisdell, p. 1.
 
Blaisdell, p. 1.
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67/ The remainder of this paragraph
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<u>67</u>/ The remainder of this paragraph
 
based on information provided by
 
based on information provided by
 
Richard Kekuni Blaisdell, p. 2.
 
Richard Kekuni Blaisdell, p. 2.
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68/ Department of Health, State of
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Hawaii, Annual Report, Statistical
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<u>68</u>/ Department of Health, State of
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Supplement, 1980, September 1981,
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Hawaii, <u>Annual Report, Statistical
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Supplement, 1980</u>, September 1981,
 
p. 19.
 
p. 19.
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69/ Ibid., p. 9.
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70/ The information on infant
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<u>69</u>/ <u>Ibid.</u>, p. 9.
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<u>70</u>/ The information on infant
 
death rates that appeared in the
 
death rates that appeared in the
 
Commission's Draft Report was
 
Commission's Draft Report was
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s u b s t a n t i a l l y revised as the result of
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substantially revised as the result of
 
comments received from the Hawaii
 
comments received from the Hawaii
 
Department of Health. This quotation
 
Department of Health. This quotation
 
is from Burch, Hawaii State Department
 
is from Burch, Hawaii State Department
 
of Health.
 
of Health.
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71/ Comments received from Richard
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<u>71</u>/ Comments received from Richard
 
Kekuni Blaisdell point out that in
 
Kekuni Blaisdell point out that in
 
examininq cause of death over time the
 
examininq cause of death over time the
 
reader should be aware that the data
 
reader should be aware that the data
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will r.ot be s t r i c t l y comparable since
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will not be strictly comparable since
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"concepts of i l l n e s s and diagnostic
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"concepts of illness and diagnostic
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c r i t e r i a for ' d i s e a s e s ' vary with time
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criteria for 'diseases' vary with time
 
and recorder" (p. 3). The Hawaii Department
 
and recorder" (p. 3). The Hawaii Department
 
of Health has produced a
 
of Health has produced a
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Study in which death c e r t i f i c a t e s from
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Study in which death certificates from
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1910 to i960 were re-coded using
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1910 to 1960 were re-coded using
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current c l a s s i f i c a t i o n of diseases to
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current classification of diseases to
 
attempt to address this problem, and
 
attempt to address this problem, and
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i t is this data that is used in the
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it is this data that is used in the
 
Rele A. Look study discussed below.
 
Rele A. Look study discussed below.
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72/ Information provided to the
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<u>72</u>/ Information provided to the
 
Commission by Dr. Burch, Hawaii State
 
Commission by Dr. Burch, Hawaii State
 
Department of Health. Comments from
 
Department of Health. Comments from
 
Richard Kekuni Blaisdell also
 
Richard Kekuni Blaisdell also
 
suggested including such information.
 
suggested including such information.
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73/ Me^ A. Look, A Mortality
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Study of the Hawaiian People, B & .-
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<u>73</u>/ Mele A. Look, <u>A Mortality
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Study of the Hawaiian People</u>, R & S
 
Report, Issue No. 38 (Honolulu:
 
Report, Issue No. 38 (Honolulu:
 
Hawaii State Department of Health,
 
Hawaii State Department of Health,
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Research and S t a t i s t i c s Office,
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Research and Statistics Office,
 
February 1982).
 
February 1982).
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74/ The l i s t presented here is
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<u>74</u>/ The list presented here is
 
taken from Look's study. Comments
 
taken from Look's study. Comments
 
received from Richard Kekuni Blaisdell
 
received from Richard Kekuni Blaisdell
 
suggest the following reasons: "lower
 
suggest the following reasons: "lower
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income level; inadequate health rar^.;
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income level; inadequate health care;
 
different cultural concepts of health
 
different cultural concepts of health
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and i l l n e s s " (p. 3). See »lsb, <-.
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and illness" (p. 3). See also, by
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B l a i s d e l l , pap.:-- e n t i t l e d , "Health
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Blaisdell, paper entitled, "Health
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Section of Native Hawaiians tudy :• ~
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Section of Native Hawaiians Study:  
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mission Report," written at tne
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Commission Report," written at tne
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d i r e c t i o n of and funded by trie Office
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direction of and funded by the Office
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of Hawaiian Affairs. This pa\^r
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of Hawaiian Affairs. This paper
 
reproduced in the comments section of
 
reproduced in the comments section of
 
the Appendix of this Report.
 
the Appendix of this Report.
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75/ This section contr :v >uted by
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<u>75</u>/ This section contributed by
 
Dr. Burch, Hawaii State Department of
 
Dr. Burch, Hawaii State Department of
 
Health. Comments from Richard Kekuni
 
Health. Comments from Richard Kekuni
 
Blaisdell also suggested including
 
Blaisdell also suggested including
 
such information.
 
such information.
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76/ Other data en the health
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s t a t u s of native Hawaiian* exist that
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<u>76</u>/ Other data on the health
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status of native Hawaiians exist that
 
have not been included in this report,
 
have not been included in this report,
 
but that confirm that the native
 
but that confirm that the native
 
Hawaiian population has special health
 
Hawaiian population has special health
 
problems. For example: data on the
 
problems. For example: data on the
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highest incidence of coronary atheros
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highest incidence of coronary atherosclerotic heart disease in Hawaiians/
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c l e r o t i c heart disease in Hawaiians/
 
 
Part-Hawaiians; data on the highest
 
Part-Hawaiians; data on the highest
 
prevalence of end-staqe renal disease
 
prevalence of end-staqe renal disease
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(kidney f a i l u r e , in Hawaiians; data on
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(kidney failure) in Hawaiians; data on
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c o n g e n i t a l / i n h e r i t e d disorders, such
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congenital/inherited disorders, such
 
as the highest incidence of club-foot
 
as the highest incidence of club-foot
 
among Hawaiians; data on the highest
 
among Hawaiians; data on the highest
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rates of teen-acre pregancies among
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rates of teen-age pregancies among
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Hawaiian g i r l s ; data on elderly
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Hawaiian girls; data on elderly
 
Hawaiians, such as published by Alu
 
Hawaiians, such as published by Alu
 
Like, Indicating that 75.9% of
 
Like, Indicating that 75.9% of
 
Hawaiians vs. 66.3% of non-Hawaiians
 
Hawaiians vs. 66.3% of non-Hawaiians
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over 65 years of >a" stated they had
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over 65 years of age" stated they had
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major chronic i llnf»ss«*8j data on
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major chronic illnesses; data on
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medical care, su< h as cited by A]u
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medical care, such as cited by Alu
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Like, that 15.7% of Hawaiians over ' I
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Like, that 15.7% of Hawaiians over 60
 
years had no health insurance vs. 9%
 
years had no health insurance vs. 9%
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of non—Hawaiians; data or, the
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of non—Hawaiians; data on the
 
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Butch, Chief, Research and Statistics Office, State of Hawaii, Department of Health, dated January

13, 1983. Hereinafter referred to as "Burch, Hawaii State Department of Health.")

66/ Comment received from Robert C. Schmitt, p. 2. Also mentioned in comment received from Richard Kekuni Blaisdell, p. 1.

67/ The remainder of this paragraph based on information provided by Richard Kekuni Blaisdell, p. 2.

68/ Department of Health, State of Hawaii, Annual Report, Statistical Supplement, 1980, September 1981, p. 19.

69/ Ibid., p. 9.

70/ The information on infant death rates that appeared in the Commission's Draft Report was substantially revised as the result of comments received from the Hawaii Department of Health. This quotation is from Burch, Hawaii State Department of Health.

71/ Comments received from Richard Kekuni Blaisdell point out that in examininq cause of death over time the reader should be aware that the data will not be strictly comparable since "concepts of illness and diagnostic criteria for 'diseases' vary with time and recorder" (p. 3). The Hawaii Department of Health has produced a Study in which death certificates from 1910 to 1960 were re-coded using current classification of diseases to attempt to address this problem, and it is this data that is used in the Rele A. Look study discussed below.

72/ Information provided to the Commission by Dr. Burch, Hawaii State Department of Health. Comments from Richard Kekuni Blaisdell also suggested including such information.

73/ Mele A. Look, A Mortality Study of the Hawaiian People, R & S Report, Issue No. 38 (Honolulu: Hawaii State Department of Health, Research and Statistics Office, February 1982).

74/ The list presented here is taken from Look's study. Comments received from Richard Kekuni Blaisdell suggest the following reasons: "lower income level; inadequate health care; different cultural concepts of health and illness" (p. 3). See also, by Blaisdell, paper entitled, "Health Section of Native Hawaiians Study: Commission Report," written at tne direction of and funded by the Office of Hawaiian Affairs. This paper reproduced in the comments section of the Appendix of this Report.

75/ This section contributed by Dr. Burch, Hawaii State Department of Health. Comments from Richard Kekuni Blaisdell also suggested including such information.

76/ Other data on the health status of native Hawaiians exist that have not been included in this report, but that confirm that the native Hawaiian population has special health problems. For example: data on the highest incidence of coronary atherosclerotic heart disease in Hawaiians/ Part-Hawaiians; data on the highest prevalence of end-staqe renal disease (kidney failure) in Hawaiians; data on congenital/inherited disorders, such as the highest incidence of club-foot among Hawaiians; data on the highest rates of teen-age pregancies among Hawaiian girls; data on elderly Hawaiians, such as published by Alu Like, Indicating that 75.9% of Hawaiians vs. 66.3% of non-Hawaiians over 65 years of age" stated they had major chronic illnesses; data on medical care, such as cited by Alu Like, that 15.7% of Hawaiians over 60 years had no health insurance vs. 9% of non—Hawaiians; data on the

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