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EazytheDataGuy/Infectious-Disease-Surveillance-hub-2009-2018-

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healthcare

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dataset
Créateur:
Eaz
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Analysis of infectious disease surveillance data in Nigeria (2009-2018), highlighting case distribution, mortality rates, and affected demographics. Includes visualizations for data-driven public health insights. # Infectious Diseases Surveillance Hub(2009-2018) ## Table of Contents - Project Overview - Data Sources - Tools - Data Cleaning/Preparation - Exploratory Data Analysis - Data Analysis - Results/Findings - Recommendations - Limitations ## Project Overview --- This project analyzes infectious disease trends in Nigeria from 2009 to 2018 using SQL for data cleaning and Power BI for visualization. It explores disease prevalence, mortality rates, gender-based distribution, urban vs. rural impact, and state-wise case trends. ### Data Sources --- Infectious Diseases Data: The primary dataset used for this analysis is the "meningitis_clean" file ### Tools --- - SQL - Data cleaning - Power bi - for visualization ### Data Cleaning/Preparation --- In the initial data preparation phase, we performed the following tasks: 1. Data loading and inspection. 2. Handling missing values. 3. Data cleaningand formatting. ### Exploratory Data Analysis --- EDA involved exploring the infectious diseases data to answer key questions, such as: - What are the most prevalent infectious diseases in Nigeria (2009-2018)? - How does disease distribution compare between rural and urban areas? - What is the overall mortality rate? - How have disease cases fluctuated over the years? - Which states reported the highest number of cases? - How does the number of total cases compare to death cases by gender? - How do disease cases vary by gender? ### Data Analysis --- Include some interesting code/features worked with ```sql CREATE DATABASE MENINGITIS_DATASET; -- creating a database -- CREATING A TABLE FOR INSERTING MENINGITIS DATASET CREATE TABLE MENINGITIS_DATASET2 ( id int, surname text, firstname text, middlename text, gender text, gender_male int, gender_female int, state text, settlement text, rural_settlement int, urban_settlement int, report_date text, report_year int, age int, age_str text, date_of_birth text, child_group int, adult_group int, disease text, cholera int, diarrhoea int, …

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