...Data Visualization and Healthcare Lutalo O. Madzimoyo University of Maryland University College Turnitin Score 7% Abstract This research will examine the impact of data visualization as a megatrend on the delivery of healthcare. Information technology will have a profound impact on the healthcare industry in the digital age. Data visualization tools and methodology represent a reimagined way for individuals who receive healthcare to connect with data that will substantially change the way they will understand their health, maintain wellness, and receive healthcare services. Data visualization tools will also impact how patient information is shared, diagnoses rendered and treatments designed based on model integrated visual data models. Information technology is at the center of technological change and the healthcare services will be a major part of that change in an enduring way. DATA VISUALIZATION AND HEALTHCARE Introduction Data visualization is an information technology megatrend that can quite effectively inform research and strategy within the health industry. It is a disruptive technology that visually presents data in order to inspire an intuitive and deeper comprehension of complex subject matter, and relevant patterns and trends (Producer, 2013b). This enables health organizations to target research efforts and improve outcomes in services and treatment. The health industry is benefitting from the use of data visualization tools because it synthesizes...
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...amount of data being handled and processed has increased tremendously. Big Data analytics plays a very significant part in reducing the size of the data as well as the complexity in applications that are being used for Big Data. Big Data Visualization is an important approach in creating meaningful visuals and graphical representations from the Big Data that help in better decision making and that give a clear insight into the data. Visualization, Big Data, Big Data Visualization, data visualization techniques are some of the topics that are discussed in this paper and examples for visualizations have been presented as well. Keywords— Visualization, Data processing, Data analytics, Big Data, Interactive visualizations. I. VISUALIZATION...
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...1. Introduction This paper aims at examining a case study of the Hispanic oriented broadcasting Company Entravision. With outdated customer inquiry strategies such as focus groups or interviews, Entravision slowly but surely fell behind in the ever more digitalized broadcasting market. Having found a market niche in the Hispanic market segment, Entravision set out to create a new Data analytics department called Luminar to utilize and profit from information gathered about the Hispanic core customership. The first segment argues whether and how Luminar is able to create value by implementing Big Data analysis. Consequently, this paper tries to clarify whether the obtained advantage can indeed be of a sustainable nature and thus allow for an independent and successful department within the Entravision construct. Furthermore, the data gathering capabilities are being analyzed to inquire into whether there is viable competitive power to benefit from the advantages mentioned priorly. Finally, having established the background for the undertaking, the paper will shed a light on how exactly the department would fit into the organizational structure and what benefits and pitfalls the embedment or independent venturing of Luminar would have. 2. Value Creation In order to asses the added value of Luminar to the mother enterprise Entravision this paper will provide a first outlook of the Latino segment in the US and then conclude with the Big Data analytics aspect, which comprises...
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...| Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations | | Vacancy Announcement No: FAO/31/2012 | Issued on: 2nd August 2012 | | Deadline For Application: 16th August 2012 | | | Position Title: | Data Analyst (1 Position) | Grade Level: | SC-4 | CONTRACT TYPE: | Service Contract | Duty Station: | Nairobi with possible travel to Somalia | Organizational Unit: | FAO-Somalia | Duration: | 3 Months with possible extension | Eligible Candidates: | KENYA & SOMALI NATIONALS ONLY | Anticipated start date: | September 2012 | Under the overall guidance of the FAO Officer in Charge for Somalia, the direction of the Emergency and Rehabilitation Coordinator, and the direct supervision of the Monitoring and Evaluation Officer (designated leader for the monitoring team), the Data Analyst will be responsible for monitoring project outcomes against work plan and targets, including those of the Service Providers for the overall FAO Somalia Programmes. Specifically, he/she will: * Assist in collecting data and information (namely statistical) on the activities of each component of the FAO emergency and programme components * Assist in compiling and analyzing the data for each components of the emergency and programmes * Design and develop questionnaires...
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...Wireless Technology Solutions and Automation For Southland Pharmaceuticals, LLC. Wireless Technology and Automation Wireless technologies are not the same radio-frequency devices that were implemented in the 1980s for inventory management. Today, various wireless products are available. Companies are applying these products in innovative ways and, in some cases, achieving large cost savings. Most recently, manufacturers have successfully applied wireless process transmitters and wireless instrumentation to controls and distributed control systems (DCS) solutions that address validation and safety concerns. Often, paper-based validation protocols may be adulterated with chemicals and process materials when initiated and completed near process equipment. In some cases, portions of the paper protocol are lost or destroyed, and the protocol must be executed again. But paperless engineering protocols can be initiated at the point of validation. In a paperless approach, the protocols are initiated electronically to capture the execution data and signatures at the point of validation. Rugged wireless terminals manage the electronic protocol. Power, M. (n.d.). Automation is the result of industrialization, driven by the need to increase productivity, to achieve consistent quality products, and to remove mundane, repetitive, strenuous, hazardous and heavy work from workers. Early attempts at automation took the form of mere mechanical machines, to electro-mechanical devices...
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...1. Poor information is the quickest way to ruin a good database. The case says that data visualization is used for contextualizing the data. Companies will use data visualization to give the date they are showing emotional impact. One place where data visualization is currently being used to is monitor what is being talked about on social media. Digg is a populat website right now delivers the most talked about new stores. You are able to read news stories and shoare them at your computer, on your phone, or tablet. You also get daily emails with popular stories. Stack is a program that creates a data visualization of the stories that are on Digg. Stories drop into a graph and as the topic gets more hits, the bar on the graph grows. Below is an picture of Stack. All Stack is showing is what topics are being looked at, and the amount of times a topic is being accessed. This give the viewer of this data visualization information about what people are interested in currently. This is helpful data that is easy to read. If the devlopers of this program would of put poor inofmation, or unneeded information into this data visualization, it would have become much more confusing, and it would no longer be a beneficial to the viewer. This data visualization is quick and easy to view and come to a conclusion on. Poor data just confuses the person who is using the visualization to gain information. At my last job my bosses loved seeing an overview of the different departments...
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...Bonjour tout le monde. Je m’appelle Aprameya et aujourd’hui, je veux vous parler au sujet de l’éducation axée sur la carrière. Particulièrement, je parlerai sur mes objectifs professionnels de devenir pilote, et mon expérience en école de pilotage. Cette présentation correspond avec notre labo 5, à propos de l’éducation et les médias. Depuis j’étais petit, j’avais un rêve, de devenir pilote, quand je grandisse. Alors, chaque fois ma famille voyageait, toujours j’étais tellement passionné ; j’avais hâte de voir des avions, de les entrer ; de me sentir quand on décolle à l’air. En occasion, je parlais avec les pilotes, et je les ai dit que j’aime volant, et que je veux devenir pilote aussi. Alors que je grandissais, j’étais plus en plus sur que je dois apprendre le pilotage. Quand j’avais 12 ans, j’ai commencé mon éducation axée sur la carrière. J’ai joint une école de pilotage, et chaque semaine, j’étudiais les cours de l’aviation. Pour moi, c’était la réalisation d’un rêve. Je me souviens toujours ce que je me suis senti après mon premier décollage, le moment où les roues ont quitté le sol, et ensuite, ma première solo, quand j’étais tout seul au ciel, c’est vraiment incroyable. Sans aucun doute, ça classe au premier rang dans ma liste des expériences. Je pense que ces cours supplémentaires, où quelqu’un peut apprendre des sujets qui correspondent avec leurs buts personnels et professionnels, sont très importants dans un compétitif marché du travail. Il y a trois raisonnes...
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...Qui saurait de nos jours se passer du fameux téléphone? Nous devons cette merveilleuse invention à Alexandre Graham Bell. Durant cette présentation, nous allons vous parler de ce personnage qui a changé l’histoire de la communication. Alexandre Graham Bell est né le 3 mars 1847 à Édimbourg en Écosse. Il devient citoyen Canadien en 1882. Il avait deux frères : Melvin James Bell et Edward Charles Bell. Tous deux morts de la tuberculose. À sa naissance, Bell n’avait pas encore de deuxième prénom. Ce n’est qu’à l’âge de 11 ans qu’il fit la demande pour avoir Graham inclus dans son nom. C’était son cadeau d’anniversaire. Ses parents s’appelaient Alexander Melvin Bell et Eliza Grace. Son père était un professeur de diction. Durant son enfance, Alexandre collectionnait des espèces botaniques et réalisait déjà ses premières expériences. Encouragé par sa mère, Bell s’intéresse aussi à l’art, la poésie et la musique. Quand Bell avait douze ans, sa mère commença à perdre graduellement l’audition. C’est pour cette raison qu’il a appris le langage des signes pour pouvoir communiquer avec elle. La surdité de sa mère amène Alexandre à étudier l’acoustique. À l’école, la science et la biologie étaient ses intérêts principaux. Ses notes, cependant étaient piètres, car il manquait souvent les cours. Il déménage à Londres pour vivre avec son grand-père après avoir quitté l’école. C’est dans cette période de sa vie qu’il prit goût à l’enseignement. À 16 ans, à Weston House...
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...« De nombreuses études sur l’impact de la musique sur le développement ont été menées, mais plutôt auprès d’enfants plus âgés», explique Laurel Trainor, directeur de l’Institut McMaster pour la musique et l’esprit. « Nos résultats suggèrent que le cerveau du nourrisson pourrait être particulièrement réceptif à « l’exposition musicale » ». L. Trainor, en collaboration avec David Gerry, professeur de musique, a d’ailleurs reçu un prix de la Fondation Grammy en 2008 pour son travail sur les effets de la musique dans la petite enfance. Dans cette nouvelle étude, des bébés et leurs parents ont suivi durant 6 mois un des deux cours de musique hebdomadaires proposés : La première classe de musique formait à la musique interactive et à l’apprentissage d’une petite série de berceuses accompagnées d’actions. Les parents et les enfants ont appris à jouer ensemble des percussions et à chanter. La seconde classe de musique proposait différents jeux et jouets, mais avec un fond musical en arrière-plan. Au départ de l’étude, tous les bébés présentaient une capacité de communication et un niveau de développement social similaires, aucun n’avait déjà participé à des classes de musique pour bébés. Une sensibilité évidente à la musicalité : «Les bébés qui ont participé aux cours de musique interactifs avec leurs parents montrent de manière plus précoce une sensibilité à la musique, au son juste, alors que les nourrissons qui ont participé à des classes d’écoute passive ne montrent pas les mêmes...
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...We are choosing how a human will look like and how his body will react to certain things before this person is even born, just like GMO’s in our food, an alteration of an organism so that it is better or even “perfect”. The ethical issues brought by this technique from the genetics labs are likely to be very complicated. What if parents can use pre-implantation genetic diagnosis to avoid having kids with attention-deficit disorder or those predestined to be short or predisposed to homosexuality? Will they feel pressure from friends and relations to do so? And will kids who are allowed to be born with these characteristics be made to feel even more like second-class citizens than they do now? This technique is beginning to be more popular by the hour, and it is important that it is controlled in the correct way. This new development is incredibly powerful to the human race because it is capable of altering every little defect a human has or may have in the future. People ask themselves if this is something good, but most of them hesitate when they try to look for an explanation of how they feel about this, on one side we can prevent deathly diseases like HIV and Cancer, but on the other side, the abuse of this technique, when altering how the person will look like physically, or how intelligent he/she will be, is greatly possible. The kinds of...
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...iTout a commencé le samedi 13 octobre quand j'ai décidé de créer mon profil sur le site molamour.mu. C'était juste une idée qui m'a traversé l'esprit comme ça. Dès que j'ai créé mon compte, certaines personnes commencent à chatter. Je n'étais pas intéressé à ce point a leur répondre. Mon but était de trouver un mec tamil sur ce site qui a été difficile à trouver. Puis quelques heures plus tard, j'ai vu ton nom en ligne qui a immédiatement attiré mon attention: Menvin. Je suis allée sur ton profil et la première chose qui m'a frappé, c'est quand j'ai regardé ta photo. J’ai trouvé un beau mec, avec un regard charmant qui m'a aussitôt séduit. Tu est exactement le genre de gars que j'aime. Puis je suis retourné à ton profil pour voir ce que tu cherchais sur ce site et j'ai vu que tu étais à la recherche d'une fille de 22 à 30 ans. Alors je me suis dit pourquoi ne pas tenter ma chance. Peut-etre que je pourrai te plaire. La conversation s'est très bien passé. En bavardant avec toi, je me suis senti très intéressé à en savoir plus sur toi. Puis je t’ai ajouté à ma liste d'amis sur facebook, afin que tu puisse voir ma photo. Quelques secondes plus tard, nous étions sur skype, faisant appel vidéo pour se parler et se voir. Lorsque nous nous regardons a travers la webcam, c'ést comme si il y a de petites étincelles entre nous. J’ai été très contente de te voir. Dès le premier regard, j’ai été charmée par ton incroiyable beau sourire. Tu me fais rougir avec tout ses belles compliments...
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...production units. An effective supervisor ought to be a trained observer and possess record keeping skills. Also, they should know how the job is done and the time required to accomplish. Observation is simple to use and acquires first-hand information. However, the method can cause bias to some workers and is also time-consuming. Questionnaires method can also be used in the job analysis process. The technique is further categorized in two i.e. open-ended questionnaires or well-structured questionnaires. The former can be utilized by both the supervisors and incumbents while open inquiry requires only the workers to describe the job how they understand it. The technique can reach more workers, but the responses could be incomplete making it difficult to interpret. Interviewing applied in the job analysis process. In this method, the employees and other incumbents are interviewed individually after which the results are aggregated (Algera & Greuter, 2013). Other times a group interview is performed by selecting several incumbents who undergo interview at the same time. The technique works well with for occupations with long cycles. Use of a checklist has been frequently applied to job analysis. A list is filled by either the supervisor or an incumbent. The method is preferred as it is economical and very simple to administer. Technical conference method is preferable in the organization dealing with processing. It involves the collaboration of...
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...same subdued, muted colors” (Sasika line 10 &12). From the diction used, subdued and muted gives us insight on the character of the mother, a synonym of this is quite giving the reader the impression that the mother is also quite. Later on in the prose it goes on to say, “All in browns and neutral shades, the color she preferred”(Sasika), this line shows that the mother preferred colors, which reflected the mother’s sense of emotion through the use of the color of the string. The symbolism throughout the prose is portrayed by the different colors the mother uses to loom with which connects to her state of mind/emotion. She uses a technique to disguise her true emotions by hiding them in a plain boring piece of work, “Startling the eye when it was turned over” (Sasika line 18), this could symbolize the fact that the mother would use this technique to show people two different emotions, one which is plain on one side an other which is more happy and bouncy if people paid closer attention to the minute details....
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...|Sélection 14 - Quiz: Avez-vous de la mémoire? | |Sélection 12 – le secret des rêves | | |Noms masculins | | |Noms masculins | | |saying |un adage | |Nightmare |un cauchemar | |trap |un piège | |Brain |un cerveau | |Noms feminins | | |Finder,researcher |un chercheur | |brand |la marque | |Behaviour |un comportement | |purchase |l'emplette | |diviner,seer |un devin | |adjectifs | | |Box |l'encadre | |insignificant, trivial |anodin(e) | |Subconscious ...
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