Dabbling in the Data: Hands-On Data Analysis for Teams
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Data helps school based health centers to target services and tell their stories, but analysis can be intimidating and frustrating. Dabbling in the Data provides 15 interactive activities that organizations can use internally or with partners to make meaning of their data… without falling asleep! In this skill-building session, participants will learn how to learn from their data, yielding actionable insights and powerful stories. After practicing activities, attendees will reflect on how the activities might be used in their own organizations.
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Dabbling in the Data: Hands-On Data Analysis for Teams
- 1. Dabbling in the Data: Hands-On Data Analysis for Teams CA School-Based Health Centers Conference | Corey Newhouse, Public Profit
- 2. • Hands-on practice with data analysis • Inside our guide • Applications to your work Today!
- 3. In the guide • Guide is designed so that each activity category can be a stand-alone resource • Activities are organized by recommended uses, but we encourage mixing- and-matching as you get dabbling!
- 4. Mind the Gap Easy as Pie Yarn Slope Graph Spotlight Activities
- 5. Mind the Gap: Sample Data Set
- 6. Mind the Gap: Ready, Set…
- 7. Mind the Gap: Analyze!
- 8. Site Name Neighborhood % Youth Visiting Health Center Stark Elementary North 90% Martell Middle South 75% Baratheon Elementary South 25% Arryn Middle North 30% Mormont Elementary North 45% Mind the Gap: Practice
- 9. Our Program 25% Fewer Fast Food Joints 25% Fresh and Local Foods 25% Information 25% Our Program 20% Fewer Fast Food Joints 5% Fresh and Local Foods 50% Information 25% Easy as Pie: Example “What’s Our Contribution?”“Everything Equal”
- 10. Our Program 25% Other thing 25% Other thing 25% Other thing 25% Our Program 25% Other Thing 25% Other Thing 25% Other Thing 25% Easy as Pie: Practice “Reduced Chronic Conditions”“Receive Preventative Care”
- 11. • Corey’s Craft Camp • Best Program Ever! • Play in the Park Yarn Slope Graph: Sample Stories
- 12. Looking Back Looking Forward How might these approaches be useful in your work? What shifts might you make?
- 13. Corey Newhouse Founder & Principal corey@publicprofit.net www.publicprofit.net 510.835.1669 Thanks & Keep in Touch!