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    The document provides guidance on collecting and processing data by asking 3 questions: 1) What outcomes are wanted from the data to share insights and who with? 2) What questions do you want the data to answer? 3) What additional data is needed to answer those questions from existing or new sources? It then provides an example for collecting data on an individual's wellbeing, mood, and symptoms to share with a doctor.

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    The document provides guidance on collecting and processing data by asking 3 questions: 1) What outcomes are wanted from the data to share insights and who with? 2) What questions do you want the data to answer? 3) What additional data is needed to answer those questions from existing or new sources? It then provides an example for collecting data on an individual's wellbeing, mood, and symptoms to share with a doctor.

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    Part 1 Chapter 5. Your Turn!

    Check your work


    Perhaps you came up with something like this?

    1. What are the eventual outcomes they would want to see after
    collecting and processing the data?
    Think about what actionable insights you want to draw from the
    information. Who will it be shared with?

    To give Zara evidence on her wellbeing that she can share with her doctor.

    2. What questions do I want the data to answer?


    List a question you have that you want answers to.

    Are Zara’s symptoms and mood a cause for concern?

    3. What additional data do I need to answer those questions?


    The answer could be “none,” or it could come from existing or new sources.

    What is Zara’s general mood each day?


    This could extend the data pipeline as follows:

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