Provide more meaningful dashboard trends

What is the challenge or problem or you are trying to solve?

There's an opportunity to fine-tune how trends are identified.

For example: A resident appeared on the negative trend list after attending 21 activities for the last rolling seven days and 22 for the week before. A decrease of just one activity - especially given the high total number - doesn’t feel like a genuine trend and more like a slight fluctuation.

What is the impact?

Minor changes can create inefficiencies by prompting staff to investigate patterns that may not represent meaningful shifts. Enhancing the trend identification logic can ensure that staff focus on residents who may benefit most from additional attention or engagement.

Describe your idea

- Add a percentage-based threshold- Residents would need a 5% or more change in their activity attendance to show up on the trending up or down lists. This would make the trends feel more meaningful.

- Use a two-week or monthly rolling average smooth out short-term variability.

- Add something like, “This resident had a X% increase/decrease in engagement," so it’s easier to understand what the trend actually means.