This highly interactive webinar focuses on exporting, cleaning, formatting, and mapping CDC WONDER data into Tableau Public. SSW PTTC epidemiologist Dr. Beverly Triana-Tremain demonstrates how to apply the above steps to create data visuals to help prevention professionals and partners make data-driven decisions. Watch the recording to observe the map-making or follow along with the downloaded free version of Tableau Public.
Select the View Resource button above to watch the recording. Below are the companion materials and sites to follow along and create a map in Tableau.
Dr. Beverly Triana-Tremain serves as the epidemiologist for the South Southwest Prevention Technology and Transfer Center (SSW PTTC), with over 30 years of experience in technical assistance and training (T/TA), evaluation, research, and quality improvement processes. She has expertise in process and impact evaluation, quality improvement studies, research methodology, and project management. Dr. Triana-Tremain plays a crucial role in providing high-impact T/TA services to the prevention workforce, emerging prevention professionals, organizations, and community prevention stakeholders.
Dr. Triana-Tremain provides T/TA on data-driven public health interventions and effectively communicating data to stakeholders in order to improve understanding in various populations. She has worked across the public and private sectors for over 50 organizations to develop quality improvement plans in the areas of workforce development, public health improvement, and community impact. She also has extensive project management experience, particularly in developing logic models that focus stakeholders on intentional project outcomes.
A certified Lean Six Sigma Green and Yellow Belt, Dr. Triana-Tremain received her doctorate from Texas Woman’s University in community health, with a public health concentration. She also has a master’s from Texas Woman’s University and a bachelor’s from Texas A&M University-Commerce.
