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Bio Weekly - Biospecimen Survey Completion Time Length in Minutes #47

Closed HopkinsDC closed 1 year ago

HopkinsDC commented 1 year ago

Please generate four descriptive statistics tables for the biospecimen survey completion time in minutes from start time to submission time stratified by pre- and post-COVID-19 questions removal on July 5. "Pre-COVID-19" are surveys submitted before 7/5/23, and "Post-COVID-19" are surveys submitted on or after 7/5/23. The layout of these tables should be

Requestor(s): Biospecimen Team

Table or Figure title:

Metrics to be updated or created: 4 new tables

Variables needed (include variable name and Concept ID):

Table 21a/b:

Table 22a/b:

Specify numerator and denominator by variable name where applicable: Table 21a:

Table 21b:

Table 22a:

Table 22b:

Mock-up table if applicable: Table 21a/b mock-up is the first table and Table 22a/b mock-up is the second table. Screenshot 2023-08-15 at 11 45 48 AM

Notes: Add the following footnote to all 4 tables: Note: The COVID-19 survey questions were separated from the Biospecimen Survey on July 5, 2023.

Approved by: Domonique

KELSEYDOWLING7 commented 1 year ago

@HopkinsDC This should be a pretty quick fix. Should this push down the current Table 21 & Table 22 to Tables 23 & 24?

KELSEYDOWLING7 commented 1 year ago

@HopkinsDC Good morning, I just created the first table and I'm a little confused by the preview. I made sure this is the difference from completion time-start time, that only completed surveys are reviewed, and where there are no missing start or completion time stamps. But I'm still seeing negative times and many 0's. Is it possible that the sites entered in times wrong or prod changes had typos or some other explanation for this?

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HopkinsDC commented 1 year ago

@HopkinsDC This should be a pretty quick fix. Should this push down the current Table 21 & Table 22 to Tables 23 & 24?

Yes, please push the current Tables 21 and 22 down and renumber them and all the following tables.

HopkinsDC commented 1 year ago

@HopkinsDC Good morning, I just created the first table and I'm a little confused by the preview. I made sure this is the difference from completion time-start time, that only completed surveys are reviewed, and where there are no missing start or completion time stamps. But I'm still seeing negative times and many 0's. Is it possible that the sites entered in times wrong or prod changes had typos or some other explanation for this?

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Hm, very strange. The start date/time and submitted date/time are autogenerated based on when the participant starts and submits the survey; the sites don't enter these times.

Are the dates being taken into account along with the time? And are the duration calculations using the correct start and complete variables for research (SrvBLM) and clinical (SrvBlU)?

KELSEYDOWLING7 commented 1 year ago

@HopkinsDC it looks like I was just missing a code alterations for the date. Table 21a still has a negative min, but none of the others do. And yes, I made sure all of those aspects were coded.

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HopkinsDC commented 1 year ago

@KELSEYDOWLING7 This looks good! Thanks.

For Table 21a, are you able to tell if there are multiple surveys will a negative completion time, or is it just one/a few?

KELSEYDOWLING7 commented 1 year ago

There are four and I can give you those Connect IDs if it would help. 2 are HP and 2 are Marshfield

HopkinsDC commented 1 year ago

Ok, thanks. Please exclude those surveys and add the following to Table 21a's footnote: Research biospecimen surveys with a negative completion time have been excluded.

KELSEYDOWLING7 commented 1 year ago

@HopkinsDC No problem. Ok that first table has been updated.

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HopkinsDC commented 1 year ago

@KELSEYDOWLING7 Thank you! One last thing, can you add a "Perc. 95" column for the 95th percentile to each table

After this addition, these tables can go into the next weekly metrics report (8/21).

KELSEYDOWLING7 commented 1 year ago

@HopkinsDC Sure thing

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HopkinsDC commented 1 year ago

@KELSEYDOWLING7 Looks good, thank you.