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2<br />

Health (PIR Medical Services) (continued)<br />

Process Components Content In<strong>for</strong>mation<br />

<strong>Data</strong> <strong>Analysis</strong> The above percentages are proportions that will tell us<br />

what fraction of the <strong>to</strong>tal number of children received<br />

treatment <strong>for</strong> the one the identified health conditions.<br />

The percentages were calculated by taking the number<br />

of children with one of the main health conditions and<br />

dividing that number by the actual enrollment.<br />

Add the percent of children identified with each particular<br />

health condition <strong>for</strong> the years available <strong>to</strong> you (in this<br />

example the years are 2003, 2004, 2005), and divide the <strong>to</strong>tal<br />

by the number of years being analyzed:<br />

Total # of years Average<br />

Anemia 8.4% 3 2.8%<br />

Asthma 6.3% 3 2.1%<br />

Hearing Diff 5.1% 3 1.7%<br />

overweight 9.6% 3 3.2%<br />

Vision Problem 4% 3 1.3%<br />

At this time it is recommended that a visualizing strategy be<br />

used. Rank the health condition using the average.<br />

Average Rank<br />

overweight 3.2% 1<br />

Anemia 2.8% 2<br />

Asthma 2.1% 3<br />

Hearing Diff 1.7% 4<br />

Vision Problem 1.3% 5<br />

Interpretation Being overweight is the number one medical condition that<br />

impacts MSHS children enrolled from 2003-2005.<br />

© <strong>AED</strong>/TAC-12 Spring 2006.

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