Interactive Workers Compensation Data Visualization Platform Western States

Interactive Worker’s Compensation Data Visualization Platform Western States Occupational Network (West. ON) – 12 th Annual Meeting September 26 th, 2019 Elena Austin, Sc. D PNASH Center University of Washington

Identify data sources, both internal and external to the PNASH center and identify internal data needs. Data COD Collect, Organize and Develop a framework to combine sources, conduct analysis and develop hypothesis. Display Visualize and disseminate data.

About WA State Workers’ Compensation Program • All Washington workers must be covered through the State Fund or by a certified selfinsured employer, unless they are subject to an exclusion • Companies with at least $25 million in assets, and some governmental entities, may qualify for self-insurance. In 2018 • 179, 000 employers • 2. 99 million workers • Total Population 7. 5 million • 2. 68 billion in premiums • 95, 000 accepted claims • 84% for medical treatment only

Worker’s Compensation Data https: //www. lni. wa. gov/Claims. Ins/Insurance/Data. Statistics/Workers. Comp. Data/default. asp

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Did you experience any problems navigating this web tool? Did you have any difficulty in understanding any of the elements? Visualization Evaluation What element did you like best and why? What do you like least, and why? If you could change just one thing, what would it be?

Evaluate Disseminate Next Steps Outreach Pitfalls

THANK YOU! Questions? Elena Austin Assistant Professor Department of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences University of Washington elaustin@uw. edu 206 -221 -6301 Funding and support for this project has been provided by the State of Washington, Department of Labor & Industries, Safety & Health Investment Projects NIOSH-CDC Cooperative Agreement #U 54 OH 007544 Pacific Northwest Agricultural Safety and Health Center, NOSH/CDC Cooperative Agreement #6 U 54 OH 007544