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Data Utilization Jennifer Araujo-Bray, Theresa Breedlove, Brittney Clarke, Keoki Owens, Sonya Scott, & Yinette Stanton. MHA/507 February 22, 2021 Professor Petula Brown
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Introduction Data Collected Overall Report Analysis How Does this Data Benefit Hospitals Conflict of Interest Misrepresentation of Information Funding Effect Reserving Resources Ethical Considerations Community Health Effects This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-ND
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Report I: Cases By City
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Report II: Ages Impacted
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Report III: High Risk Areas & Overall Analysis High Risk by City High Risk by State Figure 1: This map highlights cities that have reported cases of the dangerous virus. From this map, one can see the United States' high-risk areas from February to April 2017. Figure 2: This map highlights the reported cases per month per city. From this map, one can see the United States' that April 2017 was where the highest percentage of cases were reported.
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Benefits Track Develop Quick Action This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA
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Conflicts of Interest Conflicts of Interest Include: Misrepresentation of Information Funding Effect Reserving Resources
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Ethical Considerations Supporting workers and Protecting Vulnerable Populations Crisis Standards of Care Contingency level of Care
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Community Health Effects Health Disparities Available health care resources Access to housing and jobs
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Conclusion This Photo by Unknown Author is licensed under CC BY-SA
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