In the meantime, you want to share the map with your intern and one of your colleagues so that they can see what you’ve done so far and provide feedback on what to explore next. You need to do some more work on it until a newsworthy story emerges. Click Save.Įventually you’ll want to share the map with your editor as part of your presentation, but it’s not quite ready for that yet. Next to Credits (Attribution), click Edit, and type Nevada Department of Health and Human Services, Center for Health Information Analysis (CHIA).For example, you should give credit to the data providers. The item details are missing important attribution and descriptive information that you should fill in before you share the map. Your map’s item page opens in a new window. This way, you can easily access theĭata and see other related items she's shared with the group. She shared the data with a public group in ArcGIS Online and sent you a link to the group. Your intern created a CSV file with information about general acute care hospitals in Clark County, Nevada. You can then save your work and share it with others. She says you can add the data to a map and quickly see patterns and make adjustments to better highlight the information. Your intern gives you a comma-separated values (CSV) file of the data and recommends that you get started with ArcGIS Online. From there, you'll see if anything interesting emerges that you can explore further. You've asked your intern to collect some basic data-where the hospitals are located, how many patients they see each year, and what they charge.
It's up to you to find the interesting story. You're an investigative reporter who's been assigned to write about general acute care hospitals in Clark County, Nevada.
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