Utilization of CUSUM control outline for checking HIV-AIDS patients in Oghara metropolis Department: Mathematics and Statistics By: kruskalstat Project ID: 4724 Rating: (3.3) votes: 6Rate this project12345 Price:₦3000 Get the Complete MaterialAbstractThe incidence and spread of HIV are of great concern to the health sector as statistics have shown the high rate of HIV infection among Nigerians has ranked Nigeria third highest infected in the world. These reports have caught the attention of medical experts and efforts have been put to curb the spread and suppress the mortality rate, yet new cases emerge daily. The Cumulative Sum (CUSUM) chart is applied to monitor the increase (changes) in the number of HIV/AIDS incidences in Nigeria using the screening result of HIV/AIDS data in Oghara General Hospital. Instead of using the traditional and most common x-bar chart, the study utilized the CUSUM. The result reported that the cases of HIV were found to be adequately in control using the ordinary x-bar variable control chart which is contrary to our developed CUSUM chart which detected in the same dataset that there is a shift in the control process of the reported cases of HIV. With regards to the research findings, it was concluded that CUSUM (Cumulative Sum) charts improve the ability to detect small shifts and that the CUSUM chart is far superior to the Individuals chart in detecting this small shift. It was therefore concluded that the reported cases of HIV are changing positively and this is an indication for public health risk since the CUSUM chart found that some points exceeded the control limit....Preview Download Preview +Other Mathematics and Statistics project topics and materials you might be interested in»Statistical Quality Control of Premier Soap in Soap Manufacturing Industry ( A Case Study of PZ Cusson PLC Aba Abia State)»Statistical analysis of students’ height and weight (case study of federal polytechnic Nekede, Owerri, Imo state) »Statistical analysis of unemployment rate among age groups and geographical locations in Nigeria»Statistical analysis of the problems associated with skill acquisition in Nigeria (a case study of male tailors in Imo state)»Application of linear programming technique to profit maximization in the production of soap (a case study of Promotex industrial and chemical company limited, Nnewi, Anambra state) »Statistical analysis of foster care and adoption rate in Abia state (a case study of motherless babies home Ahiaeke, Umuahia)»Determination of nutritional status of children within the ages of four (4) to ten (10) years using their body mass index (BMI)»Time series analysis on marriage registration in Ilorin, Kwara state»Application of multiple queuing model in evaluating the efficiency of service in UBA bank»Statistical analysis on impact of parental hood on academic performance»Econometrics analysis of gross national income on consumption expenditure of federal republic of Nigeria between (2011)»Determinant of foreign direct investment in Nigeria and its effect on Nigerian economy: an empirical analysis»Statistical analysis of factors affecting crime in Imo state»Statistical study of the queuing pattern at the antinatal division of Federal Medical Center FMC Owerri Imo state»A statistical analysis of coal production in Nigeria - a case study of Nigeria coal corporation from 2000-2009