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UNIT 3 Basic Health Statistics and survey.pptx
1. UNIT THREE: COMPILE, INTERPRET AND UTILIZE HEALTH DATA
Upon completion of this unit, you will be able to :
Collect necessary health data as per
organizational guideline
collect and classify or sort out information on the
basis of a clear understanding of the purpose for
maintaining the database system.
describe diagrammatic presentation of data
follow steps to maintain information
confidentiality according to prescribed
procedures.
continuously and consistently collect and update
vital events timely in accordance with
organization procedures and guidelines
prepare and utilize data according to prescribed
procedures and guidelines
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2. 3.1. Introduction to Health data collection
Health is influenced by a wide variety of
determinants, from an individual‘s social condition
and environment to the health care services they
receive.
While social and environmental factors are powerful
determinants of health, health care data provides
specific and measurable insights into community
and population health interventions.
Data is collected about both health conditions and
related factors (health data) and services provided
(health care data).
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3. Collecting data in the health care delivery
system can be quite challenging.
There are many sources of data (disease
indexes, register data, surveillance data,
performance indicators, etc.) that make the data
collection process time consuming.
Data collection techniques allow us to
systematically collect data about our objects of
study (people, objects and phenomena) and
about the setting in which they occur.
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4. •The best way to collect the data that needs to be
organized or reported is to use the best method
available.
•Some of those methods are listed here below:
Observation and measurement
Face-to-face and self-administered interviews
(questionnaires or surveys)
Postal or mail methods and telephone interviews
Focus group discussions (FGD)
Use of Documents
•The most appropriate method might be a form, a
questionnaire or a survey.
•We will discuss the tools and methods here below
as each of them require adequate pre-planning
and design before the actual data is collected.
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5. 3.2. Selection of the method of data collection
•Is based on practical considerations, such as:
i. The need for personnel, skills, equipment, etc. In
relation to what is available and the urgency with
which results are needed
ii. The acceptability of the procedures to the
subject. The absence of inconvenience,
unpleasantness, or untoward consequences
iii. The probability that the method will provide a
good coverage
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6. •This means the method that will supply the
required information about all or almost all
members of the population or sample.
•If many people will not know the answer to the
question, the question is not an appropriate
one.
•The investigator‘s familiarity with a study
procedure may be a valid consideration.
•It comes as no particular surprise to discover
that a scientist formulates problems in a way
which requires for their solution just those
techniques in which he himself is especially
skilled.
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7. 3.3. Data organization
Data organization, in broad terms, refers to the
method of classifying and organizing data sets to
make them more useful.
Some IT experts apply this primarily to physical
records, although some types of data organization
can also be applied to digital records.
There are many ways that IT professionals work on
the principle of data organization.
Many of these are classified under the more general
heading of "data management."
For example, re-ordering or analyzing the
arrangement of data items in a physical record is part
of data organization.
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8. 3.4. . Data analysis
•Analysis of data is a process of inspecting,
cleaning, transforming, and modeling data
with the goal of discovering useful
information, suggesting conclusions, and
supporting decision making.
•Data analysis is a process, within which several
phases can be distinguished.
•Processing of Data Refers to concentrating,
recasting and dealing with data in such a way
that they become as amenable to analysis as
possible.
• The purpose of Data Analysis is to answer the
questions and to help and determine the
trends and relationships among the variables.
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9. 3.4.1. Steps in Data Analysis
Before Data Collection, the investigator should
accomplish the following:
Determine the method of data analysis
Determine how to process the data
Prepare dummy tables
Process the data
Prepare tables and graphs
Analyze and interpret findings
Consult again the statistician
Prepare for editing
Prepare for presentation
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3.4.2. Types of Data analysis
I. Descriptive Analysis: Refers to the description of the data
from a particular sample; Hence the conclusion must refer
only to the sample. In other words, these summarize the
data and describe sample characteristics. Descriptive
Statistics: Are numerical values obtained from the sample
that gives meaning to the data collected.
II. Inferential type of data Analysis: The use of statistical tests,
either to test for significant relationships among variables
or to find statistical support for the hypotheses is inferential
analysis. Inferential Statistics: Are numerical values that
enable the researcher to draw conclusion about a
population based on the characteristics of a population
sample. This is based on the laws of probability.
11. 3.5. Data interpretation, presentation and utilization
3.5.1. Interpretation of Data
•After analysis of data and the appropriate statistical
procedure, the next part is to present the
interpretation of the data, which is the final step of
data analysis process. The three areas:
I. Summary of Findings
II. Conclusions
III. Recommendations
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12. 3.5.2. Data Presentation
There are various methods of data presentation
I. Textual Methods of data presentation: The data are
presented in the form of texts, phrases or paragraphs. It is
common among newspaper reports depicting specifically
the salient or important findings.
II. Graphic display of health data: Frequency distributions and
are usually illustrated graphically by plotting various types
of graphs III.
III. A tabular method: A table is an organized set of data
elements (values) using a model of vertical columns (which
are identified by their name) and horizontal rows, the cell
being the unit where a row and column intersect. A table
has a specified number of columns, but can have any
number of rows. Each row is identified by the values
appearing in a particular column subset which has been
identified as a unique key index.
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13. •Constructing a table should require some common
issues
•All tables should have a clear title and clear
headings for all rows and columns.
•All tables should have a separate row and a
separate column for totals to enable you to check if
your totals are the same for all variables and to
make further analysis easier.
•All tables related to a certain objective should be
numbered and kept together so the work can be
easily organized and the writing of the final report
will be simplified.
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14. 3.6. Data confidentiality
•Data confidentiality is one of the fundamental
principles in terms of security.
•This principle refers protecting information from
disclosure to unauthorized parties.
•When a file is created by a certain user who becomes
its owner, for example, the owner can control who
has read access to the file if file data confidentiality is
desired.
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15. 3.7. Health data utilization
•In a health care setting, you may not have a choice
about which type of data you use depending on the
task at hand.
•Primary data has the advantage of being original,
reliable and accurate as it is gathered by you as the
researcher so you know first hand that it is correct.
•It is also current and timely.
•However, it is also costly to obtain you must allocate
time and resources to conduct a survey, interviews
or focus groups
•You may have to travel for the interviews and/or
have expenses for mailing surveys, phone calls, etc.
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16. •Another disadvantage of using primary data is that
the research can be biased or prejudiced during the
gathering and interpretation of data.
•Using secondary data is relatively inexpensive and
this type of data is usually readily available having
been collected for various purposes.
•Some disadvantages of secondary data, however, are
that the data may not be complete or may be lacking
a piece of information that is important for your
report preparation.
•If that occurs, you may have to merge more than one
database or initiate more data collection.
•There are usually no costs associated with secondary
data unless an external database must be purchased.
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