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Learning to Love Your Data: Health Center Data for Everyone - Session 4 - Data Viz Best Practices

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Event date: 5/16/2023 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM Export event
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HITEQ Webinar Series

So, you’re not a statistician? Not a data scientist either? Great! This webinar series is for the data creators, data generators, data users, data reviewers, and others who work with their health center data each day. If you’re a data lover and you know the information you have in your health center has an important story to tell, this series will provide you with the tools and techniques to create and share insights that will drive genuine change in your health center. Fostering a data-driven culture links directly to improvements in patient care, staff and provider satisfaction, and business imperatives, allowing us to make meaning out of our daily data demands.

Session 4 - Data Viz Best Practices
It’s time to learn how to apply the concepts covered in this series-- from building better graphs to designing more meaningful dashboards, this session is going to walk through best practices, before and afters, and more so you leave knowing the best practices that you should apply to your next data project.

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This resource collection was cultivated and developed by the HITEQ team with valuable contributions from Chris Espersen, Espersen & Associates and Past President of Midwest Clinicians Network, Dan Tutuer, former head of Colorado's HCCN, and Dr. Jerome Osheroff, TMIT Consulting, LLC, as well as HITEQ's Advisory Committee and many health centers who have graciously shared their experiences with HITEQ.