Data is an essential element of improvement, providing both focus on and proof of successful outcomes. During this two-day course you will understand how measurement for improvement differs from that for accountability and research.
You will learn key tools and techniques for collecting, displaying and analysing data for improvement. Facilitators use a hands-on approach giving participants practical experience constructing and interpreting the various charts and graphs.
Facilitators
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Ian Hutchby Senior Improvement Advisor, Ko Awatea. |
Learning outcomes
Participants will increase their understanding and skills in the following areas:
- describing the key differences between data for improvement, accountability and research purposes
- selecting the most common measurement tools used to analyse data for improvement
- constructing common charts and graphs for use in improvement projects
- interpreting and communicating results shown by the common charts and graphs.
When and Where
2021 dates coming soon.
Who should attend?
Anyone who wishes to gain a practical understanding of how measurement techniques can enhance improvement efforts. This course is particularly useful for those undertaking improvement work, or who are responsible for the outcomes.
Registration & pricing
| Internal Participants | External Participants |
| Register Interest |
$850 + GST per participant To register your interest, email clinton.ruka@middlemore.co.nz |
Queries
Please contact Clinton Ruka by email: clinton.ruka@middlemore.co.nz
Resources
Data for Improvement Flyer (PDF, 706 KB)