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IS 335–Fall 2020-Kishore Tableau Assignment#2(Chapter 3)
Notes:
comparing the actual average number of days that patients spend in the hospital with the goal for patient stay in each hospital department, with respect to each department type. The bullet chart viz shown below provides this info to the hospital administrators. Recreate this viz in a sheet named Q1 in your Tableau workbook that you will submit as your Assignment #2 Answer Workbook.
Hint: You will need to use both the Hospital Visits and Hospital Goals data sources for this viz.
Note: You may need to change your “fit” to Entire View to resemble the image above. Disregard if your x-axis tick frequency does not exactly replicate the image above. This is due to differences in screen resolutions.
Q2 Suppose the hospital administrators are interested in comparing the total number of patient visits in 2018 with the total number of patient visits in 2017. The bar-in-bar chart viz shown below provides this info to the hospital administrators. Recreate this viz in a sheet named Q2 in your Tableau workbook that you will submit as your Assignment #2 Answer Workbook.
Hint: I used the Color Blind palette for the two bar colors. You can use any colors of your choice as long as they are visible. I also changed the size of the two bars such that they are easily distinguishable. You can change the size or use the defaults that were used by Tableau.
Note: You may need to change your “fit” to Entire View to resemble the image above. Disregard if your x-axis tick frequency does not exactly replicate the image above. This is due to differences in screen resolutions.
grouping and highlighting the top 5 most visited doctors based on the total number of patient visits to the hospital. The bar chart viz shown below provides this info to the hospital administrators. Recreate this viz in a sheet named Q3 in your Tableau workbook that you will submit as your Assignment #2 Answer Workbook.
Hint: I used the Color Blind palette for the two bar colors. You can use any colors of your choice as long as they are visible.
Note: You may need to change your “fit” to Entire View to resemble the image above. Disregard if your x-axis tick frequency does not exactly replicate the image above. This is due to differences in screen resolutions.
Q4 Suppose the hospital administrators are interested in analyzing the total number of patient visits by month of the year, day of the week, and patient risk profile. The heatmap viz shown below provides this info to the hospital administrators . Recreate this viz in a sheet named Q4 in your Tableau workbook that you will submit as your Assignment #2 Answer Workbook.
Hint: You will have to use two dimensions in the columns – weekday and patient risk profile – in this viz to recreate it. Moreover, notice that the patient risk profile is sorted from low-to-high.
Note: You may need to change your “fit” to Entire View to resemble the image above.
analyzing the total revenue and % of total revenue by hospital branch and patient risk profile. The stacked bar chart viz shown below provides this info to the hospital administrators. Recreate this viz in a sheet named Q5 in your Tableau workbook that you will submit as your Assignment #2 Answer Workbook.
Hint: You will need to do a quick table calculation for calculating the % of total revenue for recreating this viz. You will also need to compute that percentage using the patient risk profile as that is how we want to divide the percentages.
Note: You may need to change your “fit” to Entire View to resemble the image above. Disregard if your x-axis tick frequency does not exactly replicate the image above. This is due to differences in screen resolutions.
Q6 Suppose hospital administrators are interested in gaining insight into the duration of patient stay and frequency of patients’ admissions to the ER in 2017, as well as their associated patient risk profile. The Gantt Chart viz shown below provides this info to the hospital administrators. Recreate this viz in a sheet named Q6 in your Tableau workbook that you will submit as your Assignment #2 Answer Workbook.
Hint: Since we do not have a field that excplitly states the length of duration following a patients’ admission, use the Days in the Hospital field we created in Q1 as the size marker for the Gant Chart.
Note: You may need to change your “fit” to Standard to resemble the image above. Disregard if your x-axis tick frequency does not exactly replicate the image above. This is due to difference in screen resolution.
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