Research designs, data sources, data collection, and analytical methods.
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Evaluate research designs, data sources, data collection, and analytical methods. Apply health informatics research using standard design, tools, and techniques. The most common Excel functions
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Evaluate research designs, data sources, data collection, and analytical methods.
Apply health informatics research using standard design, tools, and techniques.
The most common Excel functions used for data analytics are VLOOKUP (), CONCATENATE, LEN, COUNTA, COUNTIFS, SUMIFS, FIND/SEARCH, AVERAGEIFS. IFERROR, LEFT/RIGHT, RANK, MINIFS, MAXIFS, SUMPRODUCT. Provide a Response to the Following: (Note: The answer can be presented in a table format.)
What are these Excel functions that are listed above, and what purpose would you use them in data analytics for your facility?
Submit an Excel Spreadsheet, showing your work on the following:
Perform the statistical calculations (Average, Min, Max, Mean, Mode, Median, Standard Deviation) on the provided Patient Healthcare Data file for each of the parameter (weight, height, pulse, age)
Use this Excel File for the Patient Healthcare Data (Excel Worksheet)
Analyse what this data and your calculations mean for this specific patient healthcare dataset. How your analysis can be used for HC managerial decision making.
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Most common Excel functions used for data analytics are VLOOKUP (), CONCATENATE, LEN, COUNTA, COUNTIFS, SUMIFS, FIND/SEARCH, AVERAGEIFS. IFERROR, LEFT/RIGHT, RANK, MINIFS, MAXIFS, SUMPRODUCT.
Explain these Excel functions and how would you use them in data analytics for your facility?
Using data on weight, height, pulse, age (columns B, C, D, E and rows 2-21) in the attached Excel file (Patient Healthcare Data (Excel Worksheet): /content/enforced/1061132-M_026921-01-2242/Patient Healthcare Data2.xlsx
Perform calculations for each parameter (weight, height, pulse, age) with the built-in Excel functions and enter in columns A against each function: Average, Min, Max, Mean, Mode, Median, Standard Deviation
As a healthcare manager, how would you use these data in healthcare decision-making for facility you may be working for?
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