Public health data.

PowerPoint Presentations

Directions : him Analyze one of the following readings. In addition to the Summary/Analysis essay you are also required to develop a brief PowerPoint presentation that addresses the following tasks: Do not put too much information on each slide.

  1. Offer a brief summary of the article.
  2. What is significant about this article? Why is it important? What is the major thrust or theme of the article?
  3. Identify the thesis statement and where if first appears. Present three facts, details, or examples to support you claim
  4. Develop a question for the audience
  5. Describe the type of writing, genre, etc…also identify the use of literary devices and their effects.
  6. Choose and present two direct quotes that represent the most powerful language in the passage and explain why. Present these quotes on PowerPoint slides. The quote should be about two-three sentences in length. Provide a visual aid the best captures the essence of the excerpt.

 

Requirements: 6 to 8 slides

Answer preview

Median is crucial in the analysis of public health data because it helps to find an actual average when the distribution of data is skewed. Skewness refers to the distortion of the normal distribution curve in a graph representation. For example, if the public health data is about the severity of dementia in the population, most people to have symptoms of dementia are expected to be 65 years of age or above. However, studies have shown that younger people can show some signs of dementia at their early ages (Johannessen, Engedal, & Thorsen, 2016). As a result, the graph will have a longer curve on the left, leading to left-skewed distribution.  In such a case, only the median can provide the most accurate average value. Besides, the mode is also crucial when handling public health data. It is because it can determine the rate of illnesses in the population. For example, if the most frequent BMI count is 26, then obesity is likely to spread at a higher rate.

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