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Burden of diseases visualization
Burden of disease vis tool presents burden of disease NDMC- IHME subnational collaborative key findings and compare key indicators from different sources (GBD, UN IGME, Central statistics) to facilitate program decision makings. It provides an interactive and simple way of visualizing and monitoring national progress towards health goals from 1990 to 2019 using key indicators.
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Maternal Health:
Since 2000, Ethiopia has reduced maternal mortality by half, but a maternal mortality rate of 412 per 100,000 live births is still too high. Impressive progress has been made with half of women now giving birth in a facility, reducing the risk of death due to complications during delivery. However, ensuring timely arrival and service quality at facilities remains a challenge. This section provides trends on Antenatal Care (ANC), Skilled Birth Attendant (SBA) and Postnatal Care (PNC) in Ethiopia.
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Child Health:
The prevalence of death among children below the age of 5 is alarmingly high in Ethiopia. In technical senses, it has been investigated that over two-thirds of deaths on children are caused by Acute Respiratory Infections (ARI), Diarrhea, Malaria, Measles and problems of the newborn. Vaccination is one of the public health interventions, and can be used to limit the described life threatening childhood illnesses. This section provides trends of the prevalence and treatment of ARI, fever, and diarrhea with various characteristics of the child and the mother. In addition, national vaccination coverages are studied and presented in this section as well.
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Childhood Mortality:
Early childhood mortality includes: Neonatal Mortality Rate (NNMR), Post-Neonatal Mortality Rate (PNMR), Infant Mortality Rate (IMR), Child Mortality Rate (CMR) (Ages 1-4), Under-five Mortality Rate (U5MR). From the year 1990 up to 2016, under-five mortality decreased from 207 to 66 deaths per 1,000 live births. Despite this considerable progress, improving child survival remains a matter of urgent concern. This section provides trends of these mortality indicators using shorter time periods estimation with various characteristics of the child and the mother.
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Perinatal Mortality:
Perinatal mortality is the sum of stillbirth (fetal death) and early neonatal death which is the death of a live newborn before the age of seven completed days. Perinatal mortality accounts three fourth of the deaths of the neonatal period and is one of the major challenges for under-five mortality. This section shows the prevalence and trends of perinatal mortality rate, early neonatal death rate and stillbirth rate various characteristics of the child and the mother.
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COVID-19:
COVID 19 still remains a global and national concern. Rapid characterization and estimation of the magnitude of the disease, disease severity and mortality differential across demographic groups have significant input for prevention and control plan, and response actions. Moreover real time modelling to forecast possible number of cases, hospitalization, ICU requirements and deaths plays a crucial role for effective planning. This section provides interactively results of case management and surveillance data analysis and scenario based modelling outputs.
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Health Related SDG & HSTP-II Tracker:
SDG and HSTP-II Tracker presents different data across all available indicators from the databases of HDAV and RTDS. It provides an interactive and simple way of tracking national progress towards the SDGs and HSTP-IIs. Creation of a monitoring mechanism is important for reliable assessment of progress towards health goals. This tracker is, therefore, intended to create a platform to accurately monitor the implementation of various initiatives in line with the SDGs and HSTP-II.
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Health Geo-portal
Geospatial data visualization is one of graphical form of information visualizations and simplifies understanding of the data/information. It shows the relationship between data of specific theme and its geographic location. This spatial visualization of data increases the ability to explore and understand the nature of data spatially. In general this visualization of the data will create an opportunity to identify problems and challenges, track changes, patterns and trends, and perform prediction and forecasting related to a given topic at a specific time and place. Currently, this portal contains a health facility, malaria cases and COVID-19 mapping for Ethiopia.
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Climate and Health Portal
The National Data Management and Analytics Center for Health (NDMC) collects health and related data such as data on climate in order to generate evidence that aims to show the link between climate and health. Indeed, the ultimate goal of doing so is to protect people from stumbling in to the health risks resulted from climate variability and change. Thus, this portal provides information on the correlation between climate and health, it is geared towards supporting the health sector of Ethiopia.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Thus written content, graphs, and screenshots of the visualizations on NDMC's data analytics and visualization hub can be copied and redistributed via Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
