This vignette shows how to usesummarise_hai() to total
healthcare-associated infection (HAI) counts by infection type, age
group, or sex.
## # A tibble: 6 × 4
## Age_Group Sex Count Infection_Type
## <chr> <chr> <int> <chr>
## 1 [0;0] F 0 HAP
## 2 [0;0] M 0 HAP
## 3 [1;4] F 0 HAP
## 4 [1;4] M 0 HAP
## 5 [5;9] F 0 HAP
## 6 [5;9] M 0 HAP
Totals by infection type (with kable feature)
summarise_hai(hai_data_clean, by = "Infection_Type", as_kable = TRUE)
Summary of HAI cases by selected grouping variable.
|
Infection_Type
|
Total
|
|
UTI
|
155
|
|
SSI
|
111
|
|
HAP
|
88
|
|
CDI
|
37
|
|
BSI
|
23
|
Totals by age group
## # A tibble: 5 × 2
## Infection_Type Total
## <chr> <int>
## 1 UTI 155
## 2 SSI 111
## 3 HAP 88
## 4 CDI 37
## 5 BSI 23
Totals by sex (with kable feature)
Summary of HAI cases by selected grouping variable.
|
Sex
|
Total
|
|
F
|
212
|
|
M
|
202
|
Notes
hai_data_clean is derived from the BHAI package’s
German PPS 2011 data.
Headline national estimates (cases, deaths, DALYs) are provided
separately in hai_headlines for context, sourced from the
published study.
Learn More
For more ways to compare or extend your visualisations of HAI
data,
see the next vignette:
summarising-hai.
Next vignette: Dive deeper into grouping and summarising
results in summarising-hai.