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The following visual solutions are relevant for people looking at the question 'How <b>significant are differences</b>?':Confidence intervals, Funnel plot
Bar chart showing mortality from alcohol for males compared with females, with error limits.
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Clustered bar chart with confidence intervals
Clustered bar chart showing inequalities in life expectancy for men and women who live in areas with different levels of deprivation (for Brighton and Hove).
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Funnel plot generated in excel by the Association of Public Health Observatories to illustrate prevalences.
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Geowise InstantAtlas showing funnel plot alongside area map, bar chart and legends.
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Funnel plot showing stroke admissions against national average
Funnel plot of re-admissions following stroke, for large acute or multi-service NHS Trusts in England. The funnel plot does not rank the data and it takes into account the increased variability of the smaller units.
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Health profile, benchmarking performance of an area on a range of variables against the regional average.
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A simple graph that allows the presentation means and confidence intervals of several inter-related variables in an experiment.
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Line chart showing actual teenage conception rates (green line) in comparison to trajectory (red circles), 1997 to 2010.
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A chart used to summarise the findings of several studies about a common variable. It presents confidence intervals for each one of the studies considered. The example presents data on the effectiveness of silver sulfadiazine coating on venous catheters for preventing bacterial colonisation of the catheter and bloodstream infection.
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A complex graph for presenting detailed population about population growth. It integrates other visualisation types: Histograms, representation of the quantile regressions, and boxplots for the residual values.
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Joint Strategic Needs Assessment, Alcohol related harm admission rates (NI 39), wards benchmarked against the county average.
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Stacked column (with error limits and national baseline for benchmarking)
Performance of health trust in terms of the service provided by GPs.
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This plot represents the outcome of a forecasting model a with simulated data set. The orange region show the confidence intervals for the forecast.
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