52.00%King County 2024/2025 Community Health Needs Assessment(Mean across every scored simulation below, not just the best one — blind, pre-publication data where available; current-registry replays are marked as such)
Coverage diagnostic, published July 26, 2024. Analysts coded the report's findings against the current Washington public registry: all 12 appeared in the model's output. The source has no ranked order to score against, so this is a placement fit rather than NDCG: 52% is the average of how far down the model's own full ranked list each of the 12 matches sat. (Rescored against that complete ranked output rather than a display-sized slice, which had only surfaced 3 of the 12 matches; previously 9%.)
The blind ranking, finding by finding
Every finding this report actually published, and where the model's own 41-candidate ranked output placed the gap it matched to — the same ranks the score above is computed from.
Life-expectancy disparities persist across racial, ethnic, and geographic groups
→ matched: Public Health Access: Care Exists, Access Pathways Still Break Down
Unintentional injury deaths continued to increase
→ matched: Public Safety Trust: Institutions and Communities Still Lack Usable Repair Pathways
Disparities in food insecurity continued to increase
→ matched: Food Last-Mile Delivery: Strong Supply, Weak Neighborhood Reach
Firearm-related incidents increased
→ matched: Public Safety Trust: Institutions and Communities Still Lack Usable Repair Pathways
Drug-induced deaths increased, with disproportionate impact on American Indian and Alaska Native residents
→ matched: Addiction Response: Treatment, Recovery, and Stabilization Still Operate in Parallel
Maternal or birthing-person deaths more than doubled over the past ten years
→ matched: Maternal Health Access: Clinical Care and Community Support Still Disconnect
Domestic-violence emergency-department visits increased by 48% since 2020
→ matched: Public Safety Trust: Institutions and Communities Still Lack Usable Repair Pathways
Youth depression increased from 32.9% in 2018 to 36.4% in 2021
→ matched: Behavioral Health Navigation: Services Exist, Families Still Miss Care
The share of youth meeting physical-activity recommendations has declined since 2014
→ matched: Youth Opportunity Pathways: Services Exist, Transitions Still Break Down
Communities identify housing access and quality as a main priority
→ matched: Affordable Housing Pipeline: Predevelopment and Community Trust Bottlenecks
Communities identify healthcare access and delivery as a main priority
→ matched: Public Health Access: Care Exists, Access Pathways Still Break Down
Communities identify children and youth as a main priority
→ matched: Youth Opportunity Pathways: Services Exist, Transitions Still Break Down