MATH 225 Week 3 Lab Assignment; Home Care Numeracy & Graph Literacy Analysis
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MATH225Week 3 Lab Assignment Name: Asadia Best Instructor Name: Smith Part 1. Title: Review of The Impact of Home Care Nurses’ Numeracy and Graph Literacy on Comprehension of Visual Display Information: Implications for Dashboard Design Author(s): Dawn Dowding, Jacqueline A Merrill, Nicole Onorato, Yolanda Barron, Robert J Rosati, and David Russell This article is about a study on the ability of home care nurses to correctly read and interpret different charts, graphs, and tables. The study showed that home card nurses were slightly more literate at reading charts and graphs than the general population. It also broke down the percentage of literacy and numeracy based on the type of graph and the results were promising as well. Part 2. Choose ONE Graph, Table or Chart from the article. 89535011557000 Part 3. Analysis What type of data does the graph, chart or table from your screenshot above display (Quantitative or Qualitative data)? Explain how you came to that conclusion. The graph states the percentage of CHF cases with a complete plan of care within the last 8 weeks. I came to that conclusion because that is the title of the graph. What type of graph, table or chart did you choose from your screenshot above display (bar graph, histogram, stem & leaf plot, etc.)? What characteristics make it this type (you should bring in material that you learned in the course)? This is a bar graph. The characteristics that make this a bar graph are the numerical values and bars that reflect the information. Describe the data displayed in your graph, table or chart from your screenshot above. What is the graph displaying in context of the
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