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SlicerDicer Measures Summary function aggregates the data. Measures are chosen from a
list of available SlicerDicer Filers (FDS records) available in the data model and summary
functions that apply to the filter's data type.
Databases Chronicles, Clarity, Caboodle
SlicerDicer Base Defined population starts with a base and is refined by using criteria.
Example: All patients, all admissions, etc. Some data models can have a "my records" base also -
limited to records with a specific relationship to the user.
SlicerDicer Criteria Further refine population to only desired records. Will add new
criteria by clicking Browse in population card. Available criteria defined by filters. Advanced
Options button appears as a cogwheel one the criterion once it has been added.
SlicerDicer Filter Each filter contains only one data point that can be used for many
purposes - FDS records. Filters define criteria. SlicerDicer filters with Last Stored Modified will
not be affected by date range in SlicerDicer because they only contain the last stored value.
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Every slice, measure, or criterion used by SlicerDicer is a FDS record.
Master File Chronicles first divided into master files. Contain info about broad subject.
Records Each master file contains records. They contain info about individual or single
entities within master file.
Contacts Records contain contacts. Contain info about points in time for a records.
Individual data points Within a record or contact are stored in items.
Clarity Not real time. Stores data in tables. Accessed using SQL.
SlicerDicer Slices Used to group/divide up a population into buckets/groups for
comparison. Available slices are defined by SlicerDicer filters.
Summary level Dashboard parameters that are a conceptual way to group and aggregate
data for comparison between entities, called Summary Targets.
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Summary Target Specific value, or entity, for a summary level.
SlicerDicer Data Model Set of data that has been curated with a pre-built set of available
filters.
Metadata Refers to any help text, descriptors, tags, info about an object.
Dashboard Primary method/means for publishing report content.
Dashboard Region Group components with similar content together with labels - either
vertical or horizontal.
Dashboard Component Building blocks of the dashboard and are the primary way in
which you add or remove content that the user interacts with.
Dashboard View Manager Dashboard icon in the upper right of the Analytics Catalog
screen.
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Designer UI Accessed by clicking the wrench icon when you have a Dashboard selected
in the Analytics Catalog. It is the preferred way to create and modify dashboards, but some
features are not in the Designer UI. You have to use the Dashboard Editor to access those
features.
Dashboard Options Accessed by clicking on the 3 vertical dots at the upper right corner of
the dashboard.
Component Options Accessed by hovering over the component and clicking the 3 vertical
dots in the upper right corner.
Source Dashboard Original dashboard distributed through the Analytics Catalog. Content
is not limited to user-specific content when building source dashboards. Most users cannot build
source dashboards.
Padlock Icon During dashboard build - means you are not adding components to your
source dashboard. You are instead trying to add the component to a view.
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SlicerDicer Measures Summary function aggregates the data. Measures are chosen from a
list of available SlicerDicer Filers (FDS records) available in the data model and summary
functions that apply to the filter's data type.
Databases Chronicles, Clarity, Caboodle
SlicerDicer Base Defined population starts with a base and is refined by using criteria.
Example: All patients, all admissions, etc. Some data models can have a "my records" base also -
limited to records with a specific relationship to the user.
SlicerDicer Criteria Further refine population to only desired records. Will add new
criteria by clicking Browse in population card. Available criteria defined by filters. Advanced
Options button appears as a cogwheel one the criterion once it has been added.
SlicerDicer Filter Each filter contains only one data point that can be used for many
purposes - FDS records. Filters define criteria. SlicerDicer filters with Last Stored Modified will
not be affected by date range in SlicerDicer because they only contain the last stored value.
, COG170 SLHS Detailed Questions With
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Every slice, measure, or criterion used by SlicerDicer is a FDS record.
Master File Chronicles first divided into master files. Contain info about broad subject.
Records Each master file contains records. They contain info about individual or single
entities within master file.
Contacts Records contain contacts. Contain info about points in time for a records.
Individual data points Within a record or contact are stored in items.
Clarity Not real time. Stores data in tables. Accessed using SQL.
SlicerDicer Slices Used to group/divide up a population into buckets/groups for
comparison. Available slices are defined by SlicerDicer filters.
Summary level Dashboard parameters that are a conceptual way to group and aggregate
data for comparison between entities, called Summary Targets.
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Summary Target Specific value, or entity, for a summary level.
SlicerDicer Data Model Set of data that has been curated with a pre-built set of available
filters.
Metadata Refers to any help text, descriptors, tags, info about an object.
Dashboard Primary method/means for publishing report content.
Dashboard Region Group components with similar content together with labels - either
vertical or horizontal.
Dashboard Component Building blocks of the dashboard and are the primary way in
which you add or remove content that the user interacts with.
Dashboard View Manager Dashboard icon in the upper right of the Analytics Catalog
screen.
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Designer UI Accessed by clicking the wrench icon when you have a Dashboard selected
in the Analytics Catalog. It is the preferred way to create and modify dashboards, but some
features are not in the Designer UI. You have to use the Dashboard Editor to access those
features.
Dashboard Options Accessed by clicking on the 3 vertical dots at the upper right corner of
the dashboard.
Component Options Accessed by hovering over the component and clicking the 3 vertical
dots in the upper right corner.
Source Dashboard Original dashboard distributed through the Analytics Catalog. Content
is not limited to user-specific content when building source dashboards. Most users cannot build
source dashboards.
Padlock Icon During dashboard build - means you are not adding components to your
source dashboard. You are instead trying to add the component to a view.
