get_opt_nulls: Getting Nulls Summaries for Optional Fields
In SophiaLC/IHI_DQ: A Data Quality Report Generator for NSSP BioSense Platform
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View source: R/get_opt_nulls.R
Description
This will generate percent and counts of null message, by facility. All are calculated on a once-per-visit basis (see '?get_req_nulls').
Usage
1
Arguments
data
The raw data from BioSense on which you will do the null checks.
Details
The distinctions between optional vs. invalid and per visit vs. every message were made based off of our interpretation of the
PHIN guide as well as the needs of the Kansas Department of Health and Environment Syndromic Surveillance.
Value
A summary data frame that lists counts and percentages for null fields, summarized at facility-level.
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value
View source: R/get_opt_nulls.R
Description
This will generate percent and counts of null message, by facility. All are calculated on a once-per-visit basis (see '?get_req_nulls').
Usage
1 |
Arguments
data |
The raw data from BioSense on which you will do the null checks. |
Details
The distinctions between optional vs. invalid and per visit vs. every message were made based off of our interpretation of the PHIN guide as well as the needs of the Kansas Department of Health and Environment Syndromic Surveillance.
Value
A summary data frame that lists counts and percentages for null fields, summarized at facility-level.
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