we are working on a league table/scorecard app, and manage to get indicators and completeness rates into it. However, users also want to be able to use the timeliness rates. We don't see them in the pivot tables either, so not much help in looking at how that is done there. How can we get this information?
Hi Johan,
I don’t have a solution for you, since as you have noticed timeliness is not available through the analytics API (and thus not in pivot tables etc).
I’m not sure if the data is really available anywhere through the API, but hopefully some of the developers can answer to that. I just wanted to add that I really think adding support for timeliness in analytics is important (and it has been requested several time before). Same for exposing the raw data ("actual reports" and "expected reports"), which together with "count of datavalues" aggregation would let you do a lot of interesting completeness analysis.
Olav
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4. nov. 2015 kl. 09.49 skrev Johan Ivar Sæbø <johansa@ifi.uio.no>:
Hi,
we are working on a league table/scorecard app, and manage to get indicators and completeness rates into it. However, users also want to be able to use the timeliness rates. We don't see them in the pivot tables either, so not much help in looking at how that is done there. How can we get this information?
We are relying more and more on these DQ metrics in South Africa (for providing feedback to health on policy adherence). Having access to DQ data under analytics is super important for us too! But I know this is a massive piece of work so we are waiting patiently
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On Wed, Nov 4, 2015 at 11:01 AM, Olav Poppe olav.poppe@me.com wrote:
Hi Johan,
I don’t have a solution for you, since as you have noticed timeliness is not available through the analytics API (and thus not in pivot tables etc).
I’m not sure if the data is really available anywhere through the API, but hopefully some of the developers can answer to that. I just wanted to add that I really think adding support for timeliness in analytics is important (and it has been requested several time before). Same for exposing the raw data (“actual reports” and “expected reports”), which together with “count of datavalues” aggregation would let you do a lot of interesting completeness analysis.
we are working on a league table/scorecard app, and manage to get indicators and completeness rates into it. However, users also want to be able to use the timeliness rates. We don’t see them in the pivot tables either, so not much help in looking at how that is done there. How can we get this information?
We are relying more and more on these DQ metrics in South Africa (for providing feedback to health on policy adherence). Having access to DQ data under analytics is super important for us too! But I know this is a massive piece of work so we are waiting patiently
On Wed, Nov 4, 2015 at 11:01 AM, Olav Poppe olav.poppe@me.com wrote:
Hi Johan,
I don’t have a solution for you, since as you have noticed timeliness is not available through the analytics API (and thus not in pivot tables etc).
I’m not sure if the data is really available anywhere through the API, but hopefully some of the developers can answer to that. I just wanted to add that I really think adding support for timeliness in analytics is important (and it has been requested several time before). Same for exposing the raw data (“actual reports” and “expected reports”), which together with “count of datavalues” aggregation would let you do a lot of interesting completeness analysis.
we are working on a league table/scorecard app, and manage to get indicators and completeness rates into it. However, users also want to be able to use the timeliness rates. We don’t see them in the pivot tables either, so not much help in looking at how that is done there. How can we get this information?
We are relying more and more on these DQ metrics in South Africa (for providing feedback to health on policy adherence). Having access to DQ data under analytics is super important for us too! But I know this is a massive piece of work so we are waiting patiently
On Wed, Nov 4, 2015 at 11:01 AM, Olav Poppe olav.poppe@me.com wrote:
Hi Johan,
I don’t have a solution for you, since as you have noticed timeliness is not available through the analytics API (and thus not in pivot tables etc).
I’m not sure if the data is really available anywhere through the API, but hopefully some of the developers can answer to that. I just wanted to add that I really think adding support for timeliness in analytics is important (and it has been requested several time before). Same for exposing the raw data (“actual reports” and “expected reports”), which together with “count of datavalues” aggregation would let you do a lot of interesting completeness analysis.
we are working on a league table/scorecard app, and manage to get indicators and completeness rates into it. However, users also want to be able to use the timeliness rates. We don’t see them in the pivot tables either, so not much help in looking at how that is done there. How can we get this information?
We are relying more and more on these DQ metrics in South Africa (for providing feedback to health on policy adherence). Having access to DQ data under analytics is super important for us too! But I know this is a massive piece of work so we are waiting patiently
On Wed, Nov 4, 2015 at 11:01 AM, Olav Poppe olav.poppe@me.com wrote:
Hi Johan,
I don’t have a solution for you, since as you have noticed timeliness is not available through the analytics API (and thus not in pivot tables etc).
I’m not sure if the data is really available anywhere through the API, but hopefully some of the developers can answer to that. I just wanted to add that I really think adding support for timeliness in analytics is important (and it has been requested several time before). Same for exposing the raw data (“actual reports” and “expected reports”), which together with “count of datavalues” aggregation would let you do a lot of interesting completeness analysis.
we are working on a league table/scorecard app, and manage to get indicators and completeness rates into it. However, users also want to be able to use the timeliness rates. We don’t see them in the pivot tables either, so not much help in looking at how that is done there. How can we get this information?
DQ results are calculated on request (i.e. stored temporarily only). This upgrade requires changes to the analytics engine but one way around the problem could be to create non-compulsory categorycombos for completeness + timeliness (hidden from users). Values could be pushed into the analytics tables without ever needing to store datavalues… but this would mean an additional ETL process at the end of the run-analytics process. PLUS this only addresses DQ measurements at data element level - not sure how the same could be applied at data set level…
We are relying more and more on these DQ metrics in South Africa (for providing feedback to health on policy adherence). Having access to DQ data under analytics is super important for us too! But I know this is a massive piece of work so we are waiting patiently
On Wed, Nov 4, 2015 at 11:01 AM, Olav Poppe olav.poppe@me.com wrote:
Hi Johan,
I don’t have a solution for you, since as you have noticed timeliness is not available through the analytics API (and thus not in pivot tables etc).
I’m not sure if the data is really available anywhere through the API, but hopefully some of the developers can answer to that. I just wanted to add that I really think adding support for timeliness in analytics is important (and it has been requested several time before). Same for exposing the raw data (“actual reports” and “expected reports”), which together with “count of datavalues” aggregation would let you do a lot of interesting completeness analysis.
we are working on a league table/scorecard app, and manage to get indicators and completeness rates into it. However, users also want to be able to use the timeliness rates. We don’t see them in the pivot tables either, so not much help in looking at how that is done there. How can we get this information?