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Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation - University of Washington

This document discusses communicating population health data for impact. It notes that population health data from the Global Burden of Disease study can help answer questions about major health problems, diseases causing high mortality, diseases affecting older populations, prioritizing diseases for vaccine research, and the health burden of obesity. The data includes mortality and disability metrics for 301 diseases across 188 countries from 1990 to 2013. The goal is to share this data with global health organizations, governments, researchers, private sector groups, healthcare providers, investors, journalists, and the general public to help inform decision making. It emphasizes tailoring the sharing of data to the right audiences, formats, and timing.

Communicating Data for Impact
Population health data
Peter Speyer
Chief Data & Technology Officer
speyer@uw.edu @peterspeyer

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The questions
• What are the biggest health problems in
my country?
• Which kids’ diseases cause high mortality
rates in developing countries?
• Which diseases affect older people in
developed countries? What has changed
over the last few decades?
• Which diseases should we prioritize for
vaccine research?
• How much health burden does obesity
cause?

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The data
• Life-year equivalents for
mortality and disability
• 301 diseases and injuries, 72
risk factors, disease-risk
attribution
• 188 countries by age and sex
• 1990 to 2013
• Uncertainty
Over 2 billion data points
Global Burden of Disease metrics

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The audiences
• Global health community: UN,
NGOs, advocacy organizations
• Governments: ministries, aid
organizations, health departments
• Academic researchers
• Private sector: pharma, devices,
biotech
• Healthcare providers
• Investment community
• Journalists
• General public
Minister
of
Health
StaffAnalyst

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The fundamental task
THE
RIGHT
DATA
THE
RIGHT
AUDIENCES
THE
RIGHT
FORMAT
THE
RIGHT
TIME

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The data
• Life-year equivalents for
mortality and disability
• 301 diseases and injuries, 72
risk factors, disease-risk
attribution
• 188 countries by age and sex
• 1990 to 2013
• Uncertainty
Over 2 billion data points
Global Burden of Disease metrics

9www.healthdata.org
There is more than just the results
Censuses
Surveys
Health
records
Databases &
literature And much
more …
Registries

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Different audiences
Audience Attention
span
Data
skills
Domain
expertise
Impact
Casual user Low Low Low Low
Data actor Low Varied Varied High
Data analyst Medium High High Medium
Researcher High High High Medium

Peter Speyer
Chief Data & Technology Officer
speyer@uw.edu @peterspeyer
www.healthdata.org
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www.peterspeyer.org

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1. Communicating Data for Impact Population health data Peter Speyer Chief Data & Technology Officer speyer@uw.edu @peterspeyer

2. 2www.healthdata.org The questions • What are the biggest health problems in my country? • Which kids’ diseases cause high mortality rates in developing countries? • Which diseases affect older people in developed countries? What has changed over the last few decades? • Which diseases should we prioritize for vaccine research? • How much health burden does obesity cause?

3. 3www.healthdata.org The data • Life-year equivalents for mortality and disability • 301 diseases and injuries, 72 risk factors, disease-risk attribution • 188 countries by age and sex • 1990 to 2013 • Uncertainty Over 2 billion data points Global Burden of Disease metrics

4. 4www.healthdata.org The audiences • Global health community: UN, NGOs, advocacy organizations • Governments: ministries, aid organizations, health departments • Academic researchers • Private sector: pharma, devices, biotech • Healthcare providers • Investment community • Journalists • General public Minister of Health StaffAnalyst

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6. Communicating Data for Impact Population health data Peter Speyer Chief Data & Technology Officer speyer@uw.edu @peterspeyer

7. 7www.healthdata.org The fundamental task THE RIGHT DATA THE RIGHT AUDIENCES THE RIGHT FORMAT THE RIGHT TIME

8. 8www.healthdata.org The data • Life-year equivalents for mortality and disability • 301 diseases and injuries, 72 risk factors, disease-risk attribution • 188 countries by age and sex • 1990 to 2013 • Uncertainty Over 2 billion data points Global Burden of Disease metrics

9. 9www.healthdata.org There is more than just the results Censuses Surveys Health records Databases & literature And much more … Registries

10. 10www.healthdata.org Data & Model Flow

11. 11www.healthdata.org Different audiences Audience Attention span Data skills Domain expertise Impact Casual user Low Low Low Low Data actor Low Varied Varied High Data analyst Medium High High Medium Researcher High High High Medium

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