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Statistical commentaries should give the user a brief understanding of the main data points from the statistics publication.
They should be:
- brief and concise
- separated into a few key sections
- a summary of key findings - not duplicating the main publication
How to structure a statistical commentary publication
Statistical commentaries should be separated into these main sections:
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Main findings |
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Summary |
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Background information |
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Examples of a statistical commentary
Please see these best practice examples:
Suicide Prevention Profile - Statistical Commentary (November 2018)
Liver Disease Profiles - Short Statistical Commentary (October 2018)
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