Part 12: How do you interpret the results? · Module 28

Translate the symbols back into the field

From Formula to Program Language

A formula is the start of the work, not the end. Nobody ever approved a budget because a slide said NoCold + NoSuper . Decision-makers need plain language, so compare these two ways of saying the exact same thing:

Same finding, two very different audiences. The first is a code fragment only you understand. The second is something a state immunization officer can read once, repeat in a meeting, and act on by Friday. Always carry the result that last mile into program language.

What You Will Be Able to Do

  • Translate a formula into program language.
  • Write a finding a non-analyst can act on.
  • Avoid leaving results as code fragments.

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