Presentation of Statistical Data
Descriptive Statistics & How to Analyze Information
Research Methodologies
Common Statistical Measures Used in Healthcare
Statistical Data
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Simple charts used to describe qualitative, categorical, or discrete variables such as nominal or ordinal data

What is a Bar Chart

100

The difference between mean, mode, and median

What is mean is the average of group values, mode is the value that occurs most frequently, and median is the value in which there is the same amount of numbers above and below( the middlemost value)





























































































































































































































































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Eligibility of appropriate participants, Randomization, & Ethical issues are 3 main extremely important areas for

What is Experimental Studies

100

Calculation that compares two quantities found by dividing one by the other is a 

What is a Ratio

100

Unit that reflects the service received by one inpatient during a 24-hr period is called a 

What is Inpatient service day (IPSD)

200

Type of tool that can include both numbers and text

What is Tables

200

Range vs. Variance

What is range is the simplest measure of variation the difference between the highest and lowest values. Variance is the squared deviations from the mean

200

Similar to descriptive studies except it determines if a relationship may exist between 2 variables

What is Correlational studies

200

A rate is a measure used to compare what over time

What is an Event

200

Total number of IPSDs for a week, month, and so on can be divided by the total number days in the period of interest to obtain...

What is Average Daily Census

300

Similar to a bar chart but highest ranking value is listed as the first column and the next highest ranking is escond and so on.

What is Pareto Chart

300

What are some steps of analyzing information

what is 

1. know your audience

2. recognize the different data types since this will determine how to analyze the data

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Manipulated by the researcher 

What is Independent Variable

300

This formula (?= Number of cases occurring during a given period/ total number of cases or population at risk during the same period) gives you the 

What is Risk Rate

300

Percentage of official beds occupied by hospital inpatients for a given period of time

What is Inpatient bed occupancy

400

Nominal Variables consist of

What is A number assigned to a specific category (ex.1=male, 2=female)

400

Individual, comparative, or other multiple sources of data are compiled and analyzed in order to draw conclusions about a specific topic or area is called

What is Aggregate Data

400

Similar to experimental study except randomization is not included and may not be manipulated by the researcher

What is Quasi-Experimental Studies

400

Is a type of ratio in which X is a proportion of the whole (x + y)

What is Proportions

400

It is possible for the inpatient bed occupancy rate to be greater than 100 percent. True or False

What is True

500

Ranked variables in which a number is assigned to rank a category in an ordered series

What is Ordinal variables

500

What type of data is housed within the EHR

What is Individual data

500

Mixed-Methods Approach includes what type of research

What is both qualitative and quantitative data in a research study design

500

What is the general formula used to calculate Ratio, proportion, and rates

What is x\y*^n

500

The National Vital Statistics System (NVSS) is

What is the oldest and most successful example of intergovernmental data sharing in public health, and the shared relationships, standards, and procedures that form the mechanism by which the National Center for Health Statistics of the CDC collects and disseminates the nation's official vital statistics