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Bees-png/Nigeria-tb-hiv-dashboard

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healthcare

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dataset
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Bee
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Excel dashboard analyzing Nigeria TB/HIV data from WHO (2010–2023) # Nigeria TB/HIV Performance Dashboard (2010–2023) This project analyzes 13 years of Nigeria's HIV and TB data using **Microsoft Excel**, with a focus on understanding testing trends, treatment gaps, and the care cascade. The dataset was sourced from the **World Health Organization (WHO)** global TB/HIV surveillance data. ## Objective To extract and analyze Nigeria-specific records from a global dataset and present them in an interactive Excel dashboard that highlights key trends and public health insights. ## Dashboard Preview ## Key Insights - **Over 1.9 million individuals were notified** for TB/HIV between 2010 and 2023. - **Testing rates improved significantly** from 2019 onward. - Only **7% of those notified** are recorded as receiving **ART (treatment)**, revealing a critical treatment gap. - The **care cascade** visualization shows major drop-offs from diagnosis to treatment, highlighting the need for stronger linkage-to-care systems. ## Tools Used - **Microsoft Excel** - Data cleaning - PivotTables - PivotCharts (Bar, Line, Pie) - Slicers for interactivity - Dashboard formatting and layout ## Dataset Source - World Health Organization (WHO) who.int Raw Dataset RELAY_TB_DATA(6) *(Raw dataset included in the repository for reference, filtered for Nigeria)* ## Project Goals - Extract country-specific data (Nigeria) from a multi-country WHO dataset. - Visualize HIV and TB trends using Excel for clear interpretation. - Identify gaps in testing, ART treatment coverage, and public health progress. - Promote data-driven public health awareness. ## Deliverables - Cleaned Excel dataset - Interactive dashboard file - Summary of findings and insights ## Author **Ofili Blessing** Public Health Practitioner | Healthcare Data Analyst LinkedIn ---

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