General Information: Using the Dashboards
Each dashboard’s menu run across the top of the page ( see below). You can move between page by clicking on the name of the page.
Data across Countries
Select households or facilities to view the data (see below user video). On each page you can select the countries and year/data collection periods of interest (the default is all). Notes are provided to assist in understanding the data. These can be found on the last page tab. All prices are in US dollars.
Country Dashboards
To Note: The dashboards are best viewed on the Google Chrome web browser, but can also be used across other browsers. If you are using Chrome, you can easily translate the country dashboards using the Google Translate widget. To read more about translations, click this link.
Country data is displayed by data collection period/year. To view the data you must first select data collection period in the top menu. You can view data across regions, or per region (see example in video below). If you don’t select the data collection period you will not see data.
Within each country page, you can chose to view either the household or facilities dashboards.
The household dashboard provides an overview of information obtained from speaking to people who use insulin (type 1 and type 2 diabetes) in selected regions across a country.
The facilites dashboard provides an overview of information obtained in speaking with selected facilities (health centers, pharmacies, etc.) in the public and private sector. In the facilities dashboard, you must select your sector (s) to get a better understanding of the data (to do this, see video below).
User Videos
Please take a moment to watch these videos on the dashboard. To toggle between the videos, select on the titles below the videos.
Video 1: Selecting facilities sectors in the facilites dashboard. All of the data can be viewed for each sector of the country that is being monitored. Only one data collection period and one sector should be selected at a time to give a better understanding of the findings.
Note: In some countries, two public (government) sectors are listed (e.g. Peru), or more than one private sector (e.g. private pharmacies and private hospitals). In these cases, the data can be viewed either in combination (so selecting both public or private sectors togehter) or individually.
Video 2: Across both the household and facilities dashboards, the default currency is the local currency. You can convert the currency to USD by using the icon on the upper right hand of the price graphs. You can see how to do this in the second video.
About the Dashabords
The dashboards were built in collaboration with ScaleUp Data.
