Vital Statistics Assignment Domain III. Informatics, Analytics and Data Use Subdomain III.C. Analytics and Decision Support You have been assigned OKLAHOMA STATE! Scenario: A recent vital statistics percentage was broadcast via the local news. Your CEO is in shock by the number and desires to have a better understanding of what the statistic means and how this may impact your facility. Currently, your facility has a hospital specific Cancer Registry, disease index and operations index.What other general or disease/condition-specific indices could be created to better assist with reporting this data in the future, based on your findings? You have been asked to create a report that will go directly to the CEO. You will determine the level of detail you feel is appropriate, but the report should contain graphs and a summary. Create a PowerPoint presentation: Report should include the following:Death and Birth rates (for your assigned state)Go to the Department of Health or Vital Statistics for your assigned stateYou may report between 2-5 years (not all states will have 5 years available.) NOTE: You want to see a trend. Identify the Disease/Condition, where your state is performing the best and the worst.Go to the following website- http://www.ahrq.gov/research/data/hcup/index.htmlIn the left navigation, choose “State Snapshot”In the middle of the page, choose the hyperlink for “State Snapshots Tools”Select your assigned stateIn the right navigation, choose “x Dashboard”, where x represent your stateReview the summary of the dashboard and how to interpret the iconsFind “Diseases & Conditions”Report on the disease/condition, where your state is strongest and weakestSummary of findings should include recommendations for future reporting.Rubric: Minimum 6 slides - Maximum 10 slides (including title and reference slides). -30-points.

QUESTION 1Eboo Patel describes how his passion for interfaith conversation and relationships grew through his leadership of a weekly potluck that eventually grew into an intentional community. True FalseQUESTION 2Brother Wayne, as a vowed Catholic monk, was committed to his faith but thought people needed fresh air from other traditions as well: with "windows open" so new oxygen can blow through their lives. True FalseQUESTION 3The word "cosmology" means someone's perspective on the universe, their worldview. According to Ring (at the end of the assigned section of reading), all cultures encode and enact particular cosmologies, whether or not a given culture uses the concept of "religion" to describe that process. True FalseQUESTION 4In discussing the Latin origins of the term "religion," the authors note that it may derive either from re-legere (meaning "to re-read") or re-ligare ("to bind fast"). Thus, "religion" carries connotations both of handing down traditions so that future generations can (re-) read them also, and of creating complex forms by which humans and God or the gods are bound together. True FalseQUESTION 5Stone Soup was the name of a big interfaith conference Eboo Patel went to, where he experienced how boring such events can all too often be. True FalseQUESTION 6The Ring chapter on order and meaning notes that people in the Solomon Islands give thanks to God for the fish they catch and eat, whereas people in New England (U.S.) generally give thanks directly to the fish themselves. True FalseQUESTION 7Eboo and Kevin were proud to represent their Muslim (Eboo) and Jewish (Kevin) traditions in public at the interfaith events Brother Wayne attended. True FalseQUESTION 8The Ring chapter asserts that both synchronic and diachronic perspectives are important in the study of human cultures. True FalseQUESTION 9The Ring authors note that, even though we often think of chaos as confusing and disorganized, it can be a fruitful and important phase of human experience. True FalseQUESTION 10According to chapter 1 of the Ring book, people disagree about whether it’s more accurate to say that religion represents humans’discovery and discernment of order already present within the universe or that religion represents humans’ attempts at creating such order. True False