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Visualizing Health and Healthcare Data Creating Clear and Compelling Visualizations to "See How You're Doing"

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Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

10.11.2020

Verlag

John Wiley & Sons Inc

Seitenzahl

240

Maße (L/B/H)

23,1/18,6/1,1 cm

Gewicht

488 g

Auflage

1. Auflage

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-119-68088-8

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

10.11.2020

Verlag

John Wiley & Sons Inc

Seitenzahl

240

Maße (L/B/H)

23,1/18,6/1,1 cm

Gewicht

488 g

Auflage

1. Auflage

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-119-68088-8

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Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: Visualizing Health and Healthcare Data
  • Preface xiii

    Section I Establishing a Framework and Process 1

    Chapter 1 Health and Healthcare Data Visualizations of Historical Importance 3

    Chapter 2 Stop Hunting Unicorns and Start Building Teams and Know The Data 9

    Search for Characteristics and Core Competencies 10

    Get to Know the Data 11

    Classifications, Intent, Purpose, and Lineage 12

    Two Types of Data 14

    Qualitative/Categorical Data 14

    Quantitative/Numerical Data 14

    Scales/Levels of Measure 15

    Nominal 15

    Ordinal 16

    Interval 17

    Ratio 18

    Summary 19

    Chapter 3 Requirements-Gathering and Design Methods 21

    Design Thinking Foundational Concepts 22

    Design Methods 23

    Contextual Inquiry 23

    Mental Models 24

    Personas 26

    Persona Creation Guide 27

    Graphic Organizers 29

    Guided Analytics Framework 29

    Summary Overview Dashboard 30

    Supporting Focused Reports 30

    Details 31

    Multidimensional Exploratory Displays (MEDs(TM)) 31

    Sketching 32

    Prototyping 33

    Testing 34

    Summary 36

    Section II Perceiving the Best Practices of Data Visualization 37

    Chapter 4 The Research 39

    Research Informs Data Visualization Best Practices 39

    Preattentive Attributes 41

    Preattentive Attributes at Work 43

    Gestalt Principles 46

    Color Theory 48

    The Power of White Space 53

    Where People Look 54

    Summary 54

    Chapter 5 Table Design Checklist 55

    Fundamentals of Table Design 55

    Organization/Categorization 55

    Non-Data Ink 56

    Fonts 56

    Number Alignment and Formatting 56

    Labels 58

    Summary 58

    Chapter 6 Powerful Visualizations in Four Shapes 59

    Bars, Lines, Points, and Boxes 59

    Shape One: Bars 61

    Bar Basics 61

    Using Bars To: See How You're Doing 63

    Distributions 63

    Histograms 63

    Population Pyramid (Paired Bars) 65

    Ranking 67

    Change over Time 68

    Comparing Multiple Data Points 70

    Proportions | Part-to-Whole 71

    Challenging the 100% Myth 73

    Deviation (Difference, Variation) 73

    Ranges and Comparative Values 74

    Displaying the Vital Few: Pareto Charts 77

    Bars Are Not Boring 78

    Shape Two: Lines 79

    Line Basics 79

    Using Lines To: See How You're Doing 83

    As a Reference | Comparison 83

    Change over Time 84

    Change over Time | Sparklines 86

    Change over Time | Deviation Graphs 87

    Distributions 88

    Distributions | The Empirical Rule and Control Charts 88

    Statistical Process Control Charts (SPCs) and Geometric (G) Charts 90

    Relationships | Correlations 91

    Shape Three: Points 92

    Point Basics 92

    Using Points To: See How You're Doing 94

    Distributions 94

    Revealing Details 95

    Change over Time 96

    Correlation 96

    Hierarchy Quadrant 97

    Location Details 98

    Shape Four: Boxes 98

    Box Basics 99

    Using Boxes To: See How You're Doing 99

    Distribution 99

    Multiple Values 100

    Change over Time and Utilization Rates 101

    Hierarchical Data 101

    Other Shapes 102

    Summary 103

    Chapter 7 Maps 105

    Using Maps to Gain Insights 105

    Geographic Maps 105

    Choropleth Maps 106

    Hex-Tile Maps 109

    Symbol/Dot-Density Maps 110

    Proportional Symbol Maps 112

    When Not to Use a Map 113

    Summary 114

    Chapter 8 Graphs and Charts to Never Use or Use with Caution 115

    When "Cool Displays" Are Anything But 115

    Pie and Donut Charts 117

    Why People Use Them 117

    Characteristics 118

    Challenges 118

    Best Practice Alternative 119

    Multiples of Several-Part Stacked Bar Charts (MSPSBCs) 121

    Why People Use Them 121

    Characteristics 121

    Challenges 121

    Best Practice Alternative 124

    Bubble Charts 124

    Why People Use Them 124

    Characteristics 125

    Challenges 125

    Best Practice Alternative 126

    Treemaps 128

    Why People Use Them 128

    Characteristics 129

    Challenges 129

    Best Practice Alternative 130

    Marimekko (Mekko or Mosaic) Charts 132

    Why People Use Them 132

    Characteristics 132

    Challenges 134

    Best Practice Alternative 134

    Radial Bar and Petal Charts 134

    Why People Use Them 134

    Characteristics 135

    Challenges 135

    Best Practice Alternative 136

    Radar Charts 138

    Why People Use Them 138

    Characteristics 138

    Challenges 138

    Best Practice Alternative 139

    Sankey Diagrams 141

    Why People Use Them 141

    Characteristics 141

    Challenges 142

    Best Practice Alternative 144

    One More Thing: 3-D 145

    Summary 146

    Chapter 9 Making Accessible Visualizations 149

    Accessible Design is Good Design 149

    Accessibility in Data Visualization 150

    Ways to Make Accessible Data Visualizations 151

    Summary 158

    Section III Creating Compelling Data Displays 159

    Chapter 10 Dashboards, Reports, and Multidimensional Exploratory Displays (MEDs(TM)) 161

    Definitions Matter 161

    Dashboards 162

    Dashboards Defined 162

    Purpose/Objective 162

    Data/Information 163

    Design 164

    Example Dashboards 165

    Dashboard Summary 169

    Reports 170

    Reports Defined 170

    Purpose/Objective 170

    Design 170

    Example Reports 171

    Report Summary 176

    Multidimensional Exploratory Displays (MEDs(TM)) 176

    MEDs(TM) Defined 177

    Purpose/Objective 177

    Design 177

    Example MED(TM) 177

    MEDs(TM) Summary 184

    Summary 184

    Chapter 11 Infographics 185

    "No Tobacco Day" Infographic 186

    Measles and Vaccinations Infographic 188

    Infographic vs. Infoposter 191

    Summary 194

    Section IV Closing Thoughts and Recommended Reading and Resources 195

    Closing Thoughts 197

    Fluency and Mastery 197

    Bitten by the Viz Bug | Recommended Reading and Resources 199

    Recommended Reading 199

    Resources 201

    Accessibility Resources 202

    Author Bios 203

    References 207

    Index 211