Exploratory Analysis of Unplanned Admission Data (NHS Wales)
Having recently taken a career break, I’ve been applying for work back in the NHS as an analyst. One of the roles required some analysis to be done on unplanned admission data for a 10 minute presentation to be presented at interview, a fairly standard interview process for data analyst…
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Weekly Visualisation Highlights 11/01
Here’s some of my top picks for visualisations I’ve seen over the last week, mostly curated via twitter. Each does its own job well, and through a combination of artistry and data storytelling conveys complex information in a compelling manner. #1: Global Radiative Forcing Dashboard, by Kristina Sementkovskaia #2: england…
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Analysing Data in Excel: Flu Vaccinations
So, a colleague has just sent you an email, asking you to produce a chart on regional flu vaccine uptake for their presentation by lunch time. It’s urgent, and they’re presenting to the clinical director. You know the data and where it is, but there’s no dashboard to point them…
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Weekly Visualisation Highlights 04/01
Here’s some of my top picks for visualisations I’ve seen over the last week, mostly curated via twitter. Each does its own job well, and through a combination of artistry and data storytelling conveys complex information in a compelling manner. #1: Japan Population Density Map, by Terrance Fosstodon #2: Tech…
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Doing the Basics: Worksheets
A workbook is simply the name for an Excel file. When you open Excel, clicking on Blank workbook will create a new Excel workbook for you to begin working with. You can also open an existing workbook, to pick up where you left off.
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