University of Phoenix Data Plotting and Information Analysis

While information can point to certain truths and reveal gaps in care that should be addressed, information is neutral until it is assigned a purpose. As you progress in your career, you will continually return to the Triple Aim, which ensures quality management in its clear focus on improving the patient experience, improving the health of populations, and improving the cost of care for patients. This week you consider the best application for information you have learned from your data analyses.Part I: Plotting Data on a Map
Read the following scenario:Now that you know where the outbreaks are located and which age groups are most affected, your organization wants to map out the areas that pose the highest exposure risk.Create a symbols map using Microsoft Excel and the data provided in the High Risk Areas spreadsheet to determine the areas of the country with the most risk.Review the “Plotting Data onto a Map in Microsoft Excel” document for instructions on completing this portion of the assignment.Write a 350- to 525-word analysis