Epi Info Community Health Assessment Tutorial-Version3

Epi Info Community Health Assessment Tutorial-Version3

Epi Info™ Community Health Assessment Tutorial DOCUMENT VERSION 2.0, PUBLISHED OCTOBER 2005 Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Disease Control and Prevention National Center for Public Health Informatics This page intentionally blank. Acknowledgements The Epi Info™ Community Health Assessment Tutorial was produced by the collaborative efforts of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Assessment Initiative (AI), and the New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH). The CDC is one of the thirteen major operating components of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. It is at the forefront of public health efforts to prevent and control infectious and chronic diseases, injuries, workplace hazards, disabilities, and environmental health threats. Today, CDC is globally recognized for conducting research and investigations, and for its action-oriented approaches to issues of public health. CDC uses its research and findings to improve people’s daily lives, and respond to local, national, and international health emergencies. The Assessment Initiative (AI) comprises a cooperative program between CDC and state health departments that supports the development of innovative systems and methods to improve the way data is used to provide information for public health decisions and policy. Through the AI, funded states work together with local health jurisdictions and communities to improve access to data, improve skills to accurately interpret and understand data, and use of the data so that assessment findings ultimately drive public health program and policy decisions. New York State’s AI has been awarded a new five-year cooperative agreement by the CDC to strengthen assessment capacity and practice. This is the third round of AI funding offered through the CDC, and it is the second time that the NYSDOH has been successful in getting the award. This tutorial for using the Epi Info software program has been created by the CDC Epi Info™ development team at the request of the NYSDOH Assessment Initiative, and has been designed using asthma data provided to the CDC by the NYSDOH. Copyright Information Epi Info is a trademark of CDC. Epi Info™ programs are provided in the public domain to promote public health. Programs may be freely translated, copied, or distributed. No warranty is made or implied for use of the software for any particular purpose. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Director, Julie L. Gerberding, MD, MPH Chief Science Officer, Dixie E. Snider, MD, MPH Associate Director for Science, Tanya Popovic, MD, PhD Coordinating Center for Health Information and Service (CoCHIS) (Acting) Directors, Blake Caldwell, MD, MPH and Edward J. Sondik, PhD National Center for Public Health Informatics (NCPHI) (Acting) Director, John Loonsk, MD Division of Public Health Surveillance and Informatics (DPHSI) (Acting) Director, Ruth Jajosky, DMD, MPH (Former Acting) Director, Pat Schumacher, MS, RD (Acting) Information Technology Branch (ITB) Chief, Robert Fagan Epi Info™ Development Team: Instructional Design: Shannon Rowlett Jones Epi Info™ Technical Advisors: Karen DeRosa, Roger Friedman, Andre Swoope ITB Advisors: David Nitschke, Carol Worsham, Marilyn Reynolds AI Advisors: Alex Charleston, Nelson Adekoya CDC Editor: W. Scott Janes New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH), Public Health Information Group AI Advisor: Priti Irani, MS, Project Director, Assessment Initiative Technical Review Board: Cate Bohn, MPH, Community Health Information Specialist; Aaron Mair, MPA, Public Research Specialist III; Mike Medvesky, MPH, Director; Trang Nguyen, MD, MPH, New York State Asthma Epidemiologist; Cheryl Ellemberg, MPH, former Research Specialist III NYSDOH, Bureau of Communicable Diseases Technical Review Board: Hwa-Gan Chang, PhD, Director Statistical Unit ii NYSDOH, Information Systems and Health Statistics Group Technical Review Board: Linh Le, MD, PhD, Research Scientist IV University at Albany School of Public Health Technical Review Board: Mike Zdeb, Assistant Professor County Workgroup Content Review Board: E. Oscar Alleyne, MPH, Epidemiologist; Cristina Dyer-Drobnack, MS, Project Coordinator, NYSACHO; Jan Herrick Director, Environmental Health, Schoharie County Department of Health; Stephen A. Jennings, Public Health Planner, Jefferson County Public Health Service; Patricia Many, BS, RN, Public Health Nurse, Oneida County Health Department; Joanne Ryan, RN, Communicable Disease Nurse, Putnam County Department of Health; Ted Schiele, MS Planner/Evaluator, Tompkins County Health Department; Christopher M. Szwagiel, MS, MPH, DrPH, Director Genesee County Department of Health; Karen Tuchman, RN, MPH, Public Health Nurse, Putnam County Department of Health iii This page intentionally blank. iv Contents CREATE A GROUP ... ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ................................... I CREATE A MIRROR FIELD ........................... 36 CREATE A YES/NO FIELD ............................ 37 CONTENTS .......................................................... V MAKE VIEW: CHECK CODE ........................ 45 INTRODUCTION TO THE TUTORIAL ..........1 GETTING STARTED WITH CHECK CODE 47 HOW TO USE THIS TUTORIAL .....................1 THE PROGRAM EDITOR WORKSPACE .. 48 EPI INFO™ RESOURCES ..................................2 NAVIGATING THE PROGRAM EDITOR .. 50 FILE SET-UP .........................................................3 CREATE A SKIP PATTERN ............................ 54 FILE DOWNLOAD LIST ....................................4 USE THE ASSIGN COMMAND .................. 57 TUTORIAL PROCESS FLOW ...........................5 USE THE DIALOG COMMAND .................. 59 INTRODUCTION TO THE SCENARIO .........6 TO DO LIST FOR LESSONS 1-10..................7 ENTER DATA .................................................... 63 MAKE VIEW: CREATE A SURVEY ..................9 GETTING STARTED WITH ENTER ............. 65 THE ENTER DATA WORKSPACE ............... 66 GETTING STARTED WITH MAKE VIEW .. 11 NAVIGATING ENTER DATA ........................ 67 THE MAKE VIEW WORKSPACE ................. 12 ENTER DATA INTO YOUR VIEW ............... 68 NAVIGATING MAKE VIEW .......................... 12 CHECK CODE TROUBLESHOOTING........ 69 CREATE A PROJECT ....................................... 14 ENTER DATA INTO THE SAMPLE VIEW . 71 THE FIELD DEFINITION BOX ...................... 15 FIND RECORDS ............................................... 73 FIELD OR VARIABLE TYPES ......................... 16 CREATE FIELDS PART 1 ................................ 19 ANALYSIS: BASICS ......................................... 77 CREATE A LABEL/TITLE FIELD .................... 19 CREATE A LEGAL VALUE FIELD ................. 22 CREATE A DATE FIELD .................................. 23 GETTING STARTED WITH ANALYSIS ...... 79 CREATE A NUMERIC FIELD ......................... 23 THE ANALYSIS WORKSPACE ..................... 80 SET THE TAB ORDER ..................................... 25 READING IN A PROJECT ............................. 81 NAME THE PAGE ............................................ 26 READ/IMPORT AN EPI INFO™ PROJECT83 CREATE A CODE TABLE ............................... 27 NAVIGATING ANALYSIS.............................. 84 FORMATTING OPTIONS .............................. 29 COMMANDS IN THIS LESSON ................. 85 CHANGING THE BACKGROUND COLOR USE THE LIST COMMAND .......................... 86 ............................................................................... 29 CREATE A WEB FORMAT LIST ................... 87 CHANGING THE GRID SETTINGS ............. 30 USE THE SORT COMMAND ....................... 88 RESIZING FIELDS ............................................ 31 CREATE A LIST OF SORTED VARIABLES 89 ALIGNING FIELDS ........................................... 31 USE THE SELECT COMMAND ................... 90 COPYING AND PASTING FIELDS .............. 32 LIST THE SELECTED RECORDS .................. 91 CREATE FIELDS PART 2 ................................ 33 SELECT BASED ON AGE ............................... 92 ADD A NEW PAGE ......................................... 33 CREATE A CHECKBOX .................................. 33 ANALYSIS: CREATING STATISTICS .......... 97 v EPI INFO™ TUTORIAL TEAR OUT Q/A SHEET ................................ 99 WRITE A FILE TO EXCEL ............................ 176 COMMANDS IN THIS LESSON ............... 101 DISPLAY FILES ............................................... 103 ANALYSIS: DATA MANAGEMENT FOR SET OPTIONS ................................................. 104 MAPS ................................................................ 181 MERGE FILES .................................................. 106 CREATE A FREQUENCY .............................. 110 STRATIFY A FREQUENCY .......................... 113 GETTING STARTED WITH EPI MAP ....... 183 SELECT VARIABLES FOR A FREQUENCY COMMANDS IN THIS LESSON ............... 185 ............................................................................ 114 AGGREGATE DATA IN ANALYSIS .......... 186 CREATE A MEANS ........................................ 116 CREATE A CHOROPLETH MAP FROM USE THE MEANS COMMAND WITH A ANALYSIS ........................................................ 188 CROSS-TABULATED VARIABLE ............... 118 AGGREGATE DATA FOR A CASE BASED CREATE A STRATIFIED MEANS ............... 119 MAP .................................................................. 192 USE SELECT WITH THE MEANS COMMAND .................................................... 120 EPI MAP ..........................................................

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