Navinee Kruahong

It was a very informative presentation about blockchain technology for health. Which brings so many points that we need to think ahead before adopting in Thailand such as training, acceptability, private and security. It will be a big change that will scare stakeholders but its potentials that you present are the opportunity to overcome many…[Read more]

I opened your dashboard and said wow! not because of your design but I like the idea that you use the data that we all have, scope it, show it in the different way and answer different questions! That is really intelligent!

I really like the buttons for filtering the regions- easy to use and easy to follow. Nice choice for creating an interactive dashboard! Save it in my note! And I like that you include the slicer in the graph for date filter, another point that I saved in my note! Thank you

https://tinyurl.com/24b32ch8 here is my dashboard!
I selected only important key indicators that I think it is in public interest to explain the COVID-19 situation. And I used simple graphs to explain the data for general public.
Feel free to comment my dashboard.

Here is my dashboard https://tinyurl.com/2n9d2ab2
The following are benefits of each visualization for Policy decision making;
– visualize the pattern of the outbreak in each continents overtime;
– Comparing the total number of confirmed cases, recovered, and deaths;
– I used Ribbon chart to see the different of total cases between 2020 and 2021;…[Read more]

See my baby step of creating a dashboard by using PowerBI here >>https://tinyurl.com/ryp22874
Benefits for decision making;
– International resource allocation such as vaccines, masks, PPE to low-and middle income countries;
– International Public health measures such as traveling rules.

This is a well design dashboard which contains good data related to covid-19. I do agree with you that citing sources of data is important and need to state properly. However, this dashboard have a good choice of using color, really friendly to read and easy to contrast and compare their data.

Link: https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/data/hospitalization-7-day-trend/inpatient-capacity
This dashboard is called Coronavirus Resource Center, created by Johns Hopkins University.
What I like?
– It provides well-analyzed data and information. I think it is a good example of how to visualize data, interpreted data, and disseminate with explanation…[Read more]

Here is my summary! https://ibb.co/N7BsdF1

Too good to not save!

Here is my wrap-up of week 2, check it out! https://ibb.co/2vbHnXd

Here is my exotic summary!
http://prnt.sc/12yb1x5

– Related to research objectives
– Avoid directly identify birth date of participants
– No redundant questions
– Even you have some open-ended questions but I think it’s okay to have there
– You did a good grouping related variables
– Good design for multiple answers Q
– Identify correctly all units

well done!

Well done!! I think you have done a perfect CRF here and I have learned a lot from your work.

In my opinion, we can delete specify box because we have all results from the previous part.

Yes, Units of what we are measuring are very important!

I never thought about the cost before, thank you for your thoughtful!

Data standards for clinical research are necessary for the sharing, portability, and reusability of data. Moreover, it ensure that the data that are going to be analyzed will provide the accurate answers for research questions by reducing error from data management process.