| Occupational Health Services Project | ||
The Occupational Health Services (OHS) Project is a partnership between the L&I and community healthcare organizations to expand occupational healthcare expertise and improve injured worker outcomes.
This project includes the two Centers of Occupational Health and Education (COHEs) in Renton and Eastern Washington. In addition, the Everett Clinic and Harborview Medical Center were awarded contracts with L&I for smaller projects after bidding on the Request for Proposal (RFP), No. K741, issued on July 11, 2006.
For more general information about the OHS Project:
Get Help Downloading Files (files open in a new window).This document incorporates high level findings from multiple formal outcome evaluations and ongoing process and performance evaluations conducted for the Occupational Health Services project. The results are presented in measures related to access, quality, and cost. Evaluation and scorecard performance dates and data sources are noted for each measure.
Long-Term Follow Up of Original COHE Cohorts (98 KB PDF) - March 2008. This report summarizes the results of an analysis conducted by the University of Washington research team to evaluate the effects on disability and costs associated with the Centers of Occupational Health and Education (COHE) over an additional 2-3 year follow-up period.
Centers of Occupational Health and Education - Summary Findings (724 KB PDF) - December 2007. This document incorporates high level findings from multiple formal outcome evaluations and ongoing process and performance evaluations conducted for the Occupational Health Services project. The results are presented in measures related to access, quality, and cost. Evaluation and scorecard performance dates and data sources are noted for each measure.
Centers of Occupational Health and Education (285 KB PDF / 1 min) - April 2007. This is a final report on outcomes from the initial cohort of injured workers, 2003-2005 (Western Washington and Eastern Washington).
Eastern Washington COHE Evaluation Report (211 KB PDF / 1 min) - October 2007. This report outlines the success of the COHE pilot project in reducing disability while maintaining high worker satisfaction.
Western Washington COHE Evaluation Report (139 KB PDF) - June 2005 revised April 2007. This report outlines the success of the COHE pilot project in reducing disability while maintaining high worker satisfaction.
This form was developed for the COHE project and can be used by COHE providers without a request from a Claim Manager.
This is an advisory committee of representatives of business, labor and the Board of Industrial Insurance Appeals, which has provided advice and direction to the project from its beginning.