Visualizations of Corona Vaccination Side Effetcs

Dashboard Overview

This dashboard, created using Looker Studio, presents the results of a survey on COVID-19 vaccination side effects involving 220 respondents. Each category in the survey was rated on a scale from 1 to 5, where 1 indicated mild side effects and 5 indicated severe side effects.

Demographics and Vaccination Trends

• The majority of respondents were aged between 30-39.
• Most respondents had received only a single dose of the vaccine.

Key Insights

Out of the 10 side effect categories surveyed, there were 6 conditions where the majority of respondents reported experiencing severe side effects (rating 5). These categories were:

• Chills and Diarrhea
• Body Pains
• Resilience
• Sleeplessness
• Confidence about COVID-19
• Effect on Reproduction

Interestingly, only one of these categories, Confidence about COVID-19, had a positive nature. This is likely due to the vaccine providing a sense of security and hope amidst the COVID-19 crisis.

Notable Findings

• Body Pains:
  Despite the majority selecting a 5 (severe), a significant number of respondents also chose a 2 (mild). This suggests that Body Pains may not be universally severe across respondents. The variation might be attributed to individual immunity levels and pain tolerance.

• Similar Patterns:
  A similar trend was observed in categories such as:
  • Hair Loss
  • Decreased Quality of Life
  • Chills and Diarrhea
  • Resilience
  • Confidence about COVID-19
    where responses were more varied.
• Consistent Responses:
  However, certain categories like Sleeplessness, Social Responsibility, and Effect on Reproduction had more consistent ratings, predominantly in the 3, 4, and 5 range. This indicates that these side effects tended to be moderate to severe across the board.

Conclusion

Based on the survey, it can be concluded that the side effects of the COVID-19 vaccine had a more pronounced impact on:

• Sleeplessness
• Social Responsibility
• Effect on Reproduction

while other side effects showed more variability in how they were experienced by respondents.

Dashboard Overview with Respondent Over 60 years old

I was curious about the side effects experienced by the elderly, as they generally have weaker immune systems compared to the working-age population.

From 48 respondents of elderly, it turns out that a significant number of elderly respondents reported experiencing severe side effects in the categories of Resilience, Decreased Quality of Life, Effect on Reproduction, and Sleeplessness. For Social Responsibility and Body Pains, the severity was also relatively high, though most respondents rated these categories a 3. However, the next most common ratings were either 4 and 5, or 4 and 2, followed by 5.

There was a stable trend in the Chills and Diarrhea category, where respondents generally reported mild side effects. Meanwhile, Body Pains and Sleeplessness tended to be severe, as were Social Responsibility and Effect on Reproduction. Lastly, Resilience was also frequently rated as a severe side effect.

Dashboard Overview with Respondent Over 60 years old with 3 doses vaccine

For elderly individuals who received 3 doses of the vaccine, as reported by 9 respondents in the survey, they tended to experience high side effects in the categories of Chills and Diarrhea, Hair Loss, Resilience, Effect on Reproduction, Social Responsibility, and Confidence about COVID-19.

For Decreased Quality of Life, most respondents rated it a 4, but this was followed by ratings of 2 and 1, indicating that it does not always cause severe side effects.

This trend was also observed in the categories of Sleeplessness and Body Pains.

As for Overweight, respondents generally reported low side effects in this category.

Dashboard Overview with Respondent Over 60 years old with 3 doses vaccine

For elderly individuals who received 1 dose of the vaccine, as reported by 26 respondents in the survey, they tended to experience high side effects in the categories of Effect on Reproduction, Social Responsibility, Sleeplessness, Overweight, Decreased Quality of Life, and Body Pains.

For Decreased Quality of Life, most respondents rated it a 4, followed by a 1, and then 3 and 5, indicating a tendency towards more severe side effects.

As for Confidence about COVID-19, respondents generally reported low side effects in this category, as well as for Chills and Diarrhea.

This is quite different from the respondents who received 3 doses of the vaccine on Chills and Diarrhe, Resilliance, Conffidance about COVID-19, Over weight dan Body Pains