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This is a python package to interact with OHID Fingertips data tool. This can be used to load data from the Fingertips API into Python for further manipulation.
This is a python package to interact with OHID's
Fingertips data tool. Fingertips is a
major repository of population and public health indicators for England.
The site presents the information in many ways to improve accessibility
for a wide range of audiences ranging from public health professionals
and researchers to the general public. The information presented is a
mixture of data available from other public sources, and those that are
available through user access agreements with other organisations. The
source of each indicator presented is available using the
get_metadata_for_indicator()
function.
This package can be used to load data from the Fingertips API into python for further use.
This packaged should be installed using pip:
pip install fingertips_py
Or it can be compiled from source (still requires pip):
pip install git+https://github.com/PublicHealthEngland/PHDS_fingertips_py.git
fingertips_py should be imported and used in line with standard python conventions. It is suggested that if the whole package is to be imported then the following convention is used:
import fingertips_py as ftp
The package returns data in a variety of types dependent on the function.
For more information on any function, you can use:
help(*fingertips_py function name*)
Or you can view the documents here.
This is an example of a workflow for retrieving data for the indicator on Healthy Life Expectancy at Birth from the Public Health Outcomes Framework profile.
import fingertips_py as ftp
phof = ftp.get_profile_by_name('public health outcomes framework')
phof_meta = ftp.get_metadata_for_profile_as_dataframe(phof['Id'])
indicator_meta = phof_meta[phof_meta['Indicator'].str.contains('Healthy')]
print(indicator_meta)
Indicator ID Indicator ...
0 90362 0.1i - Healthy life expectancy at birth ...
55 92543 2.05ii - Proportion of children aged 2-2½yrs r... ...
We can see that the Healthy life expectancy at birth indicator has an
id of 90362. The data for this indicator at all geographical breakdowns
can be retrieved using get_data_for_indicator_at_all_available_geographies()
healthy_life_data = ftp.get_data_for_indicator_at_all_available_geographies(90362)
This project is released under the GPL-3 licence.
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This is a python package to interact with OHID Fingertips data tool. This can be used to load data from the Fingertips API into Python for further manipulation.
We found that fingertips-py demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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