Data & Reports — Thriving Together NCW

Data &

Reports

Thriving Together NCW uses data to inform decisions and guide our direction as we plan, design, and implement health improvement projects in our region.

Below, find a variety of reports along with some of our favorite public data resources for exploring health outcomes, needs, and disparities in our four county region.

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North Central Washington Wellbeing Survey (Encuesta de Bienestar del Norte Central de Washington)

Help us shape the future of our region and ensure your voice is heard!
This survey, open to Chelan, Douglas, Grant, and Okanogan County residents, as well as Colville Tribe members, takes approximately 5 minutes to complete and covers topics related to health and wellbeing. Survey responses are anonymous and will help us guide resources to where they're needed most, ensuring everyone has the support needed to thrive.

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Partner Toolkit

Thriving Together NCW is asking its network of partners to help us spread the word about the North Central Washington Wellbeing Survey so we can ensure we are engaging with the most people possible.
Liked below is a communications toolkit we’ve designed for you to utilize while promoting the survey across your networks.

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Shared Measurement Data Inventory

This Data Inventory will allow our region to have a better understanding of what data has been collected locally, provide data for grant writing, program evaluation and project planning purposes, and help to reduce redundancy and survey fatigue. Please help us grow the inventory by filling out the form below.

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Reports Library

2022 Annual report

Thriving Together NCW is excited to share the release of our 2022 Annual Report! Thank you to our network of partners for your continued support and collaboration.
This report serves as a comprehensive overview of our organizational growth and milestones over the course of 2022. It highlights the collective efforts of our team, the hard work of our valued partners like yourself, and the impact of our network.

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REM Report: Narcan Vending Machines

This report highlights the direct and indirect impacts of two vending machines that distribute packets of Narcan naloxone nasal spray in North Central Washington.
During the REM session, community members and partners gathered at the Alano Club of Wenatchee to hear personal stories about the effects two of these machines have had on their lives and in their communities.

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Resources

How the Data Informs Our Work:
This interactive dashboard allows you to explore the breakdown of our Medicaid population as well as healthcare measures and maps – across different geographies and demographics. This dashboard was specifically developed for Washington’s Medicaid Transformation.
How the Data Informs Our Work:
This is the second time that the Washington Health Alliance has shared results looking at regional variation in opioid prescribing rates, specific to both the Medicaid and commercially insured populations. The interactive site uncovers potential hot spots of overuse and can help health care stakeholders identify and target areas in the state that may need improvement. Data can be sorted based on hospital referral area, age group, gender and/or insurance type. Note that the 2016 measurement year relies on claims data from July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016.
How the Data Informs Our Work:
Compares clinics, medical groups, hospitals, counties and ACHs on common types of quality care. A great complement to the Healthier Washington Dashboard (though be careful with comparisons since measurement periods and metric specifications may be different).
How the Data Informs Our Work:
Recently revamped website! Great county-to-county comparison across a variety of health outcome measures, including the ability to download the data.
How the Data Informs Our Work:
This resource is full of data visualization through maps. You can sort, export, chart, and map data across a variety of public health indicators, including opioid measures. You can explore maps that show community rankings that highlight health and social disparities. You also can explore dashboards specific to opioid prescriptions or related to social determinants of health (e.g. the percentage of the population in poverty, living with crowded housing, with limited English, unemployed and uninsured).