Visualizing Data Using Dynamic Dashboards

Empowering people and organizations to integrate data into their decision-making processes often means providing them the means to identify, visualize, and better understand specific portions of their populations. ​

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I've developed dashboards for several different contexts and audiences, including community health departments and health-related organizations and state-level Medicaid agencies. The work samples below use simulated (fake) data to illustrate several use cases.

 

1) The first dashboard series compares age-adjusted death rates and causes of death between county-wide populations and the Medicaid recipient population.

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2) The second dashboard series shows descriptive characteristics and outcomes for a state-administered maternal health intervention.

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3) The last dashboard series visualizes statewide, plan-specific, and subpopulation performance for a HEDIS metric within a Medicaid Agency setting.