We have a use case where compulsory data elements have been defined for
calculating completeness rates. This is for a monthly data set. When we run the
report by month, this works perfectly. In our case, 4 data elements captured =
1 completed report. However when you run the same report over multiple periods,
say, quarterly, the calculation is slightly confounding. For instance,
completeness is calculated on the basis of Period 1 AND Period 2 AND Period 3
compulsory data elements captured. So in a scenario where I have completed the
compulsory data elements for Period 1 and 2 but not 3, this is calculated as 0
reported rather than 2/3.
Can someone suggest how we could accommodate the alternative logic which I
have in the attached file with screenshots and explanations?
This issue continues to be a problem for us. We rely
on the obligatory data report to track if people are effectively sending their
data to the server. (As a sidenote, we do believe that they are entering
the data!)
We need to be able to calculate this report on a quarterly and
six-monthly basis; no matter what the individual reports say, the answer always
comes back zero.
We have a use case where compulsory data elements have been defined for calculating completeness rates. This is for a monthly data set. When we run the report by month, this works perfectly. In our case, 4 data elements captured = 1 completed report. However when you run the same report over multiple periods, say, quarterly, the calculation is slightly confounding. For instance, completeness is calculated on the basis of Period 1 AND Period 2 AND Period 3 compulsory data elements captured. So in a scenario where I have completed the compulsory data elements for Period 1 and 2 but not 3, this is calculated as 0 reported rather than 2/3.
Can someone suggest how we could accommodate the alternative logic which I have in the attached file with screenshots and explanations?
This issue continues to be a problem for us. We rely on the obligatory data report to track if people are effectively sending their data to the server. (As a sidenote, we do believe that they are entering the data!)
We need to be able to calculate this report on a quarterly and six-monthly basis; no matter what the individual reports say, the answer always comes back zero.
