Usingthe final project rubric attached for the specific grading criteria, complete part 1 and part 2 separately following the HINT215 Final project attached.
HINT215 Cancer Committee Final Project Part 1 Rubric
CATEGORY
Quality of
Information
Organization
CATEGORY
Mechanics
50-40
Information clearly
addresses all the areas of
the assignment with no
errors.
39-30
29-20
Information addresses
Information minimally
most of the requirements of addresses most of the
the assignments with 2-3 assignment requirements
errors.
with more than 4 errors.
19-0
Information provided
does not follow
directions.
50-40
Information is very
organized and follows all
directions.
39-30
29-20
Information is organized
Information is organized
with 2-3 directional errors. but has 4+ errors.
19-0
The information
appears to be
disorganized.
25-20
19-15
14-9
8-0
No grammatical, spelling or Almost no grammatical,
A few grammatical spelling, Many grammatical,
punctuation errors. Visual spelling or punctuation
or punctuation errors.
spelling, or punctuation
Presentations are labeled errors. Visual presentations Visual presentations are
errors. Visual
appropriately.
are mostly labeled
minimally labeled in the
Presentations have
appropriately.
appropriate areas.
either no labels.
Final Project Part 2
CATEGORY
Quality of
Informationwritten portion
25-20
Information clearly
addresses each table,
chart, or graph in the
assignment. It includes
supporting information as
needed.
CATEGORY
Accuracy of
Information –
interpreting data
25-20
19-15
14-9
8-0
Information accurately
Information mostly
Information minimally
Information does not
summarizes information in summarizes information in summarizes information in summarize information in
tables, charts and graphs. tables, charts and graphs. tables, charts and graphs. tables, charts and graphs.
Interpretation is accurate Interpretation is mostly
Interpretation is minimally Interpretation is inaccurate
as written.
accurate as written.
accurate as written.
as written.
15-12
11-8
7-4
3-0
No grammatical, spelling or Almost no grammatical,
A few grammatical spelling, Many grammatical,
punctuation errors.
spelling or punctuation
or punctuation errors.
spelling, or punctuation
errors
errors.
CATEGORY
Mechanics
CATEGORY
Organization
10-9
Information is very
organized and
well-constructed. Paper
follows format directed in
Part I.
19-15
14-9
Information mostly
Information minimally
summarizes each table,
summarizes each table,
chart or graph but does not chart and graph.
fully summarize the
information.
8-7
Information is mostly
organized with some
well-constructed
paragraphs.
8-0
Information meets little or
none of the assignment
requirements for
summarizing the
information.
6-5
4-0
Information is minimally
The information appears to
organized, but paragraphs be disorganized.
are not well-constructed.
HINT215 Final Project
PURPOSE: This project is designed to provide the student with experience in preparing
statistical presentations and to give the student practice designing graphs in a
spreadsheet software program as well as interpreting the data.
PROCEDURE:
Part 1: You are preparing the 2016 Annual Report for the Hospital Cancer Registry for
presentation at the next Cancer Conference. Directions are below. This should be in a
word document. Due Day 7 of Week 4.
Part 2: Add to Part 1 report the narrative that you would give if you were presenting this
report to the conference attendees. Due Day 5 of Week 5.
Specific directions below for Part 1 and Part 2.
You are using data from the previous year.
Remember, this will be a report that you will be using to present to the committee.
Make sure you review your graphs and make them look professional.
DATA: There were 547 new cases accessioned in the previous year.
Site
Lung
Larynx
Colon
Stomach
Rectum
Uterus
Bladder
Prostate
Cervix
Breast
Others
Stage at Diagnosis
In Situ
Localized
Regional
Number
77
11
55
16
23
27
27
23
38
55
195
Males
67
5
47
8
17
0
13
23
0
2
98
Females
10
6
8
8
6
27
14
0
38
53
97
Number
36
257
216
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Distant
38
Age Distribution
11-25
26-40
41-60
61-75
76+
Number
55
59
208
141
84
Number of Lung Cancer Case Accessioned over a 5 Year period
Year
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
Number
33
46
40
68
77
Lung Cancer – Age at Diagnosis
Age
0-44
45-54
55-64
65-74
75+
Number
0
3
18
52
4
Diagnosis of Lung Cancer Made By:
How Dx Made
Excision of lesion
Percutaneous biopsy
Bronchoscopy
Mediastinoscopy
Number
2
22
49
4
Histology of Lung Cancer
Histology
Squamous Cell
Adenocarcinoma
Number
10
62
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Undifferentiated
5
Lung Cancer Treatment
Type of Treatment
Lobectomy
Pneumonectomy
Radiation only
Chemotherapy only
Combination
No treatment
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS Part 1:
1.
Number
38
19
4
1
13
2
Prepare graphs as described below.
2.
Each graph should be printed on a separate page.
instructed.
Label each graph as
Exercises
1.
Page 1
a. Prepare a title page for this Annual Report (in Word). The name of this report
is:
Annual Report of the Cancer Program, 2016
Your school name Hospital
Your City, State
2.
Page 2
a. Prepare an alphabetical listing (by Last Name) of the Cancer Committee
members. They include:
A. F. Catherson, M.D.
C.P. Tomeko, M.D.
A. B. Nichols, M.D.
L. E. Smith, D.O.
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C. D. Seagram, D.O.
B.W. Ye, M.D.
b. Include also the Cancer Program Components in alphabetical order:
Home Health
Hospice
Multidisciplinary Cancer Committee
Cancer Registry
Radiation Oncology
Chemotherapy
Tumor Conference
Surgery
Diagnostic Radiology
Respite Care
Oncology Nursing Unit
Social Services
Chaplain Services
Nutrition Services
Laboratory and Histology
Pharmacy
Patient Support Group
American Cancer Society Support Group
3.
Page 3 and Subsequent pages (in this order)
a. Page 3: Prepare a pie graph of total cases
b. Page 4: Prepare a column graph indicating the age distribution
c. Page 5: Prepare a pie chart indicating the stage at diagnosis.
d. Pages 6 & 7: Prepare a bar graph of males by site and females by site
e. Page 8: Prepare a line graph indicating the incidence of lung cancer cases over a
five year period.
f. Page 9: Prepare a graph (ask the student to choose an appropriate one) for age at
diagnosis for lung cancer.
g. Page 10: Prepare a graph (ask the student to choose an appropriate one) of how
the diagnosis of lung cancer was made.
h. Page 11: Prepare a graph (ask the student to choose an appropriate one) of the
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histology of lung cancer.
i.
Page 12: Prepare a bar graph of lung cancer treatment
Part 2: You are to create a written report that provides the narrative that you would give
if you were presenting this report to the conference attendees. Your report should
include the appropriate table, graph or chart with the corresponding narrative.
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References:
Horton, Loretta A., Calculating and Reporting Healthcare Statistics. 5th Edition. AHIMA
Press. Chicago, IL.
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1
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE
CANCER PROGRAM, 2016
Davenport University Hospital
Charlotte, NC
2
Cancer Committee Members
A. F. Catherson, M.D.
L. E. Smith, D.O.
A. B. Nichols, M.D.
C.P. Tomeko, M.D
C. D. Seagram, D.O.
B.W. Ye, M.D.
Cancer Program Components
American Cancer Society Support Group
Oncology Nursing Unit
Cancer Registry
Patient Support Group
Chaplain Services
Pharmacy
Chemotherapy
Radiation Oncology
Diagnostic Radiology
Respite Care
Home Health
Social Services
Hospice
Surgery
Laboratory and Histology
Tumor Conference
Multidisciplinary Cancer Committee
Nutrition Services
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Chart 1: Cases Diagnosed
DAVENPORT UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL’S
TOTAL CANCER CASES
2016
Breast, 55
Cervix, 38
Prostate, 23
Bladder, 27
Others, 195
Uterus, 27
Rectum, 23
Stomach, 16
Colon, 55
Lung, 77
Larynx, 11
Lung
Larynx
Colon
Stomach
Rectum
Uterus
Bladder
Prostate
Cervix
Breast
Others
This report provides a statistical summary of the cancer cases diagnosed and treated at Davenport University
Hospital in 2016. Chart 1. Breakdowns how all 547 cases by site. Najczęściej witryna prezentuje się jako Inni z
195 (36%) Przypadkach. Następny w częstotliwości jest Lung z 77 (14%); Piersi i jelita grubego z 55 (10%);
Szyjka macicy z 38 (7%); Pęcherza moczowego i macicy z 27 (5%); Prostata i odbytnicy z 23 (4%); Żołądek z 16
(3%); i wreszcie, Krtań z 11 (2%).
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Graph 1: New Diagnosis by Age
AGE DISTRIBUTION
250
208
FREQUENCY
200
141
150
100
84
55
59
50
0
11 – 25
26 – 40
41 – 60
AGE IN YEARS
61 – 75
11 – 25
26 – 40
76 +
41 – 60
61 – 75
76 +
Wiek wszystkich 2016 nowo zdiagnozowanych przypadków raka wahał się od 11 lat przez 76 lat. Podział
według grupy wiekowej jest następujący: Pierwsza grupa wiekowa wahała się od 11 do 25 lat miał w sumie 55
przypadków; następna grupa 26 do 40 lat z 59 przypadkami; 76+ z 84 przypadkami; 61 do 75 lat ze 141
przypadkami; i wreszcie, grupa wiekowa z najwyższą częstotliwością była 41 do 60 lat z 208 przypadków.
Patrz tabela 1.
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Chart 2: Stage at Diagnosis
STAGE AT DIAGNOSIS
Localized, 257
Regional, 216
In Situ, 36
In Situ
Distant, 38
Localized
Regional
Distant
Jak pokazano na wykresie 2, w sumie 257 przypadków zostało zlokalizowanych w momencie rozpoznania
(47%); 216 to Regional (39%); 38 Distant (7%); i wreszcie 36 przypadków zdiagnozowano in Situ (7%).
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Graph 2: Site by Gender (Male)
2016 CASES BY GENDER
98
Others
Breast
0
Cervix
0
23
Prostate
13
Bladder
0
Uterus
17
Rectum
0
Stomach
47
Colon
0
Larynx
67
Lung
0
20
40
60
80
100
Male Cases
Najczęstszym miejscem nowo zdiagnozowanych przypadków dla mężczyzn jest inni z 98 przypadków;
następnie Lung z 67; Dwukropek z 47; Prostata z 23; Odbytnicy z 17; i pęcherza moczowego o najmniejszej
liczbie zdiagnozowanych przypadków z 13. Nie zdiagnozowano przypadków piersi, szyjki macicy, macicy,
żołądka, lub krtani w populacji mężczyzn w 2016. Patrz wykres 2.
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Graph 3: Site by Gender (Female)
2016 CASES BY GENDER
97
Others
53
Breast
38
Cervix
0
Prostate
14
Bladder
27
Uterus
Rectum
0
Stomach
0
Colon
0
Larynx
0
10
Lung
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
Female Cases
Wykres 3 przedstawia diagnozy raka u kobiet w 2016 r. według witryny. Najczęstszym miejscem dla kobiet
jest również inne z 97 przypadków; następnie piersi z 53; Szyjka macicy z 38; Macica z 27; Pęcherz z 14; i
wreszcie Lung z 10. Nie zdiagnozowano przypadków prostaty, Odbytnicy, Żołądka, Jelita grubego, lub krtani w
populacji kobiet w ciągu roku.
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Graph 4: Lung Cancer Case Ascension
LUNG CANCER ASCENSION
2011 – 2015
90
80
77
77
77
70
68
68
68
60
50
46
46
46
40
40
40
40
30
33
33
33
20
10
0
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
W ciągu ostatnich pięciu lat byliśmy świadkami stałego wznoszenia się przypadków raka płuc. W 2011 r. u 33
pacjentów zdiagnozowano raka płuc; w 2012 r. mieliśmy o 13 więcej przypadków niż rok wcześniej. W 2013
r. nastąpił nieznaczny spadek liczby nowych przypadków 46 do 40. Jednak w ciągu następnych dwóch lat (od
2013 do 2016 r.) nastąpił znaczny wzrost; odpowiednio 68 i 77 przypadków. Patrz wykres 4.
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Graph 5: Lung Cancer Age at Diagnosed
Wykres 5 ilustruje wiek pacjenta w momencie diagnozy. Rozpoznanie raka płuc jest najbardziej
rozpowszechnione w wieku od 65 i 74 z 52 przypadków. Następna grupa wiekowa 55 do 64 miał 18
przypadków; następnie w wieku 75 lat i starszych z czterema (4) przypadkami; i wreszcie 45 do 54 grupy
wiekowej z trzech (3) przypadków. U pacjentów w wieku od 0 do 44 lat nie zdiagnozowano przypadków raka
płuc.
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Chart 3: Lung Cancer Diagnosis Methods
LUNG CANCER DIAGNOSIS
PROCEDURES
4
2
22
49
Excision of lesion
Bronchoscopy
Percutaneous biopsy
Mediastinoscopy
Cztery metody zostały wykorzystane do zdiagnozowania raka płuc. Bronchoskopia została wykorzystana do
określenia 64% lub 49 przypadków; Biopsja przezskórna z powodzeniem określa 28% lub 22 przypadki;
podczas gdy mediastinoskopia i wycięcie zmian wykorzystano do pozytywnej identyfikacji pozostałych sześciu
(6) przypadków (odpowiednio cztery (4) i trzy (3). Patrz Wykres 3.
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Chart 4: Distribution of Lung Cancer by Histology
HISTOLOGY OF LUNG CANCER
Adenocarcinoma,
62, 81%
Undifferentiated, 5,
6%
Squamous Cell, 10,
13%
Squamous Cell
Adenocarcinoma
Undifferentiated
Jak pokazano na Wykresie 4, histologia najczęściej obserwowana w naszej instytucji to gruczolakolakoka z 62
przypadkami lub 81%. Komórka płaskonabłonkowa stanowiła 13% (10 przypadków) i Niezróżiła się lub
“prymitywna” z 6% lub pięciu (5) przypadków.
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Graph 6: Lung Cancer Treatments used
LUNG CANCER TREATMENTS
No treatment
2
Combination
13
Chemotherapy only
1
Radiation only
4
Pneumonectomy
19
Lobectomy
38
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
TOTAL
Z 77 przypadków raka płuc zdiagnozowanych w Davenport University Hospital, 98% były leczone w domu.
Wykres 6 ilustruje różne stosowane zabiegi. Chirurgiczne usunięcie lub lobektomia była najczęstszą
stosowaną metodą leczenia. Z 77 przypadków raka płuc, lobektomii przeprowadzono na 51% wszystkich
przypadków (38). Pneummonektomię (całkowitą lub częściową) przeprowadzono u 19 pacjentów (25%);
Leczenie skojarzone stosowano u 13 pacjentów (17%); Promieniowanie tylko u czterech (4) pacjentów (5%);
dwóch (2) pacjentów odmówiło leczenia lub szukało go gdzie indziej, a jeden (1) pacjent otrzymał
chemioterapię.
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