Welcome to the Indicator-Based Information System for Public Health (IBIS-PH). This site provides health data with context on the health of Utahns and status of the Utah healthcare system.

May 23, 2022 · New Mexico's Indicator Based Information System (NM-IBIS) is New Mexico's source for data and information on our state's priority public health issues. To ensure health equity, the New Mexico Department of Health works with our partners to promote health and well-being and improve health outcomes for all people in New Mexico.

The My Data user login provides unsecure access to your saved preferences (like saving query definitions) on our server. This account login does not provide access to any private or sensitive data - it is only a user preference convenience mechanism. To access your selections, please enter your username (email address) and your password.

Information about methodology and guidelines for data reported on the IBIS-PH website

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IBIS-PH provides information on the health status of Utahns, the state of the health care system, and Utah public health activities. You can access published reports and dynamic indicator profiles and even query health data directly.

IBIS-PH stands for Indicator Based Information System for Public Health. IBIS-PH is a set of open source software that provides real time querying of SAS datasets, the centralized management of indicator profiles, as well as other content like health topics.

The Indicator-Based Information System for Public Health (IBIS-PH) provides Web-based access to public health data.

This page provides an overview of the system documentation for the three applications that comprise the IBIS-PH system (View, IBIS-Q, Data Admin). This documentation does NOT include end user documentation.

What is IBIS? The Indicator-Based Information System (IBIS) is a powerful resource that allows users to find important information about Utahns’ health. IBIS includes data on many health topics, including data on student injuries as reported through the Student Injury Reporting System (SIRS). The SIRS is a voluntary resource