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Cardiovascular Program Coordinator Course Non-CE
Module 6: Session 2 - Data Analysis
Module 6: Session 2 - Data Analysis
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This video is Module 6, Session 2 of the Cardiovascular Program Coordinator course. The session focuses on Data Analysis and is presented by Yara Guck and Christy Chambers. The session covers interpreting data for process improvement and presenting data for stakeholders. Interpreting data involves assigning meaning, determining significance, and identifying relationships between variables. Quantitative data analyzes numerical values, while qualitative data helps understand the "why" behind an issue. Visualizing data with graphs and charts can make it easier to interpret. Data analysis is essential in each phase of the Plan, Do, Study, Act cycle. Findings should be shared with stakeholders in the Planning and Study phases to ensure buy-in and support for quality improvement efforts. It is essential to clearly communicate the objective of the research, provide evidence-based proof, and include visualizations in presentations. Overall, involving stakeholders and justifying suggestions with data analysis results are important for effective quality improvement initiatives.
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Cardiovascular Program Coordinator
Data Analysis
Process Improvement
Interpreting Data
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