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Transforming Healthcare Data into Insights | Power BI Dashboard Tutorial

In this video, I demonstrate how to create an insightful and detailed healthcare dashboard using Power BI. We’ll explore the financial performance and provider insights of a healthcare center with advanced data analytics techniques. Watch as I utilize Power Query, Power BI Desktop, DAX, and PowerPoint to craft custom backgrounds for a stunning dashboard presentation.

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Key Highlights:
- Financial Analysis: Dive into the healthcare center's finances.
- Provider Insights: Evaluate healthcare provider performance.
- Trends and KPIs: Identify crucial trends and key performance indicators.

Tools Used: Power BI, Power Query, DAX, PowerPoint

Whether you're a data analyst or healthcare professional, this tutorial will equip you with the skills to transform raw data into actionable insights.

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[safeershahid]

Hats Off to you dear. Such an amazing learning experience I had while making the dashboard. I learned a lot. Just keep going like this.

[IfeanyiNwosu]

This is actually AMAZING, learnt couple of things, I never knew I could do in PowerBI and to think I followed you from start to end, Built the dashboard correctly, very interactive

[AbdurRahman-kokr]

You are truely a super hero, Mr. Omeiza !

[isiomalisaclement]

Liked before even watching. I already know it will be amazing.
Thank you good sir.

[y.hidayat]

I have learned a lot from you and from this channel ❤... thank you and keep going.

[yakaba]

Thanks for this video. 'Average Billing Amount per Visit' should use number of visits, unless you want 'Average Billing Amount per Patient'. Notwithstanding it is a great video, I will subscribe to your page and watch your other videos. Aavoo Adai!

[kayodeanjorin]

I will recreate this
I have learned so much from u
Thnaks

[DatawithHimanshu]

Man you are doing great job. Thank you.

[igbegrowth]

This video is so so insightful, thanks.

[vishnupp]

Amazing work, please do more design of professional dashboard

[parthibanravichandran]

Hi, I have one question what if charges of room is varying depends of type rooms they stay then how will you calculate the staying charges for dashboard.

[cloudynana]

I'm here 23:11 and wondering why we choose an image, when we can simply choose the color? I used the color and it works fine just like your result with the image.

[rakeshkumarjha]

You are doing a great job dear when will you come with second part of that with more interactive images of doctors? Please upload it i am eagerly waiting for it.
Thank you showing so much advance things.

[darksider]

Sir can you plaese name me the website from where you have downloaded the dataset i have to write it in my project report plz sir provide me the website name

[asharkhan]

Hi, thanks for the wondeful project! I have one question though. Why my length of stay is not showing up correctly when I apply day filter but they are exactly same as yours when I apply month filter? Any idea why its happening? Thanks

[jatothveeresh]

could please do video on power bi service

[MamidiAdithya]

After duplication of report to update complete colors what is shortcut key you have done there...

[souranumaji]

Great Presentation. But I have one question. How the total treatment cost and total Billing cost be the same? I guess you should probably add one or two decimal places after that otherwise round-off could create huge confusion

[shridharchoppara]

The date format in the vists.csv file is in 2 formats 02-12-2024 & 2/13/2024. I am unable to sort this on power query or excel hence my power BI dashboard doesn't show the same number as your video, please advice.

[tamamhadibay]

Hi, thank you for the amazing tutorial.
Only thing, I guess, your average room charge measure would be more logical if you did below:
Avg Room Charge = [Total Room Charges] / SUM(visits[Length of Stay])