Reporting of outcomes and results

Step-by-Step Guide

1. Starting the Report
   • To begin, let's compile a comprehensive report for our entire social intervention.
2. Viewing Individual Progress
   • You can view individual progress here. For example, responses were received on 20/1 and 20/3 for the WHO-5 questionnaire.
   • Similarly, there's data for the UCLA-3 questionnaire and other measures like perception of efforts and job and education readiness.
3. Accessing the Reporting Feature
   • Click on "Reporting" in the top-left corner.
   • Select "Create Report."
4. Adding Modules to Your Report
   • Click "Add" in the upper-right corner to choose a module for your report.
5. Selecting a Questionnaire
   • We want to display a validated questionnaire.
   • Choose whether to use a bar chart or a line chart. For this example, select a bar chart.
   • Choose the strategy ( in our video we choose Demo) and the questionnaire (WHO-5).
6. Choosing a Time Series
   • Select the time series for the data you want to display. Start with 20/1.
   • Add this time series by clicking the plus sign next to the time series.
7. Adding Multiple Time Series
   • Select the second time series (20/3) from the calendar.
   • This will add a new bar to your chart.
   • Name the chart "WHO-5 (well-being)."
8. Customizing Your Chart
   • You can choose to display labels on the x-axis and show values inside the bars.
9. Finalizing the Module
   • Click "Add to Report" to include this chart in your report.
10. Duplicating and Editing Modules
    • If you want to include another validated questionnaire with the same time series, duplicate the current chart.
    • Edit the duplicated chart to select a different questionnaire, such as UCLA-3.
    • Rename it "UCLA-3 (loneliness)" and update the chart.
11. Including Custom Questionnaires
    • Repeat the process for custom questionnaires. Select the chart type, strategy, and questionnaire (e.g., "Job and Education Readiness").
    • Choose to display data as percentages or raw numbers.
    • Add multiple time series as needed.
12. Viewing and Adding Percentage Distributions
    • To view percentage distributions, duplicate the chart and edit it to show percentages.
    • This allows you to see the distribution, such as 66.67% low, 16.7% very low, and some in between.
13. Adding and Arranging Text Modules
    • Add text modules for qualitative data, like participant statements ("My well-being has improved significantly").
    • Place these text modules wherever they fit best in your report.
14. Organizing Your Report
    • Arrange your modules as desired. You can add status registrations, numerical registrations, or event registrations to provide a comprehensive overview.
15. Finalizing Your Report
    • Ensure all necessary data and visualizations are included.
    • Customize the layout to best present the results and social impact of your intervention.