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Developing a dashboard to visualize agents and stakeholders

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This toolkit aims to demonstrate the steps, materials and information needed to create a personalised dashboard that displays relevant information about the agents and stakeholders involved in a study.

Strategies for selecting the information to be displayed, possible platforms for presenting the data and options for customising the dashboard layout will be presented. This will make the dashboard development process more efficient, helping teams to deepen their understanding of the agents involved and their role and relevance in conducting a study.

What will I find in the toolkit?

This toolkit, which brings together explanations, visual examples, tools, and resources applicable to the construction of the dashboard, is presented in four phases:

Pathfinder projects: contextualisation of Pathfinder projects, potential applications and its mapping structure;
The dashboard: section dedicated to presenting the concept of the dashboard, its application to the theme, and the tools and technologies needed to build it;

Establishing objectives for stakeholder visualisation: section with guiding questions and examples to help define objectives for developing the dashboard;
Step-by-step: step-by-step guide describing the phases and the tools used to build the dashboard.
Outcomes: possible outcomes and benefits of developing a dashboard for visualization of agents and stakeholders.

Pathfinder projects →

This toolkit was written by Vitor Villaça, Letícia Marinho, Larissa Pruner Marques, Flávia Thedim Costa Bueno, and Claudio Heizer based on their experiences in establishing Pathfinder studies at Fiocruz (The Global Health Network Latin America and the Caribbean) and in collaboration with Luciana Monteiro-Krebs, Ana Paula Esteves-Pereira, Laís Martins Costa Araujo, Soraida Aguilar and Luisa Picanço.