SQL Projects

While reading the Financial Times recently, I found myself drawn into an article on international aid to Kenya written by William Wallis. He provoked a question that I couldn’t shake: where exactly does financial aid to Kenya go, and how is it truly making a difference on the ground? and, what could happen if the money stopped? That curiosity prompted me to dig deeper into the flow of funding and the real-world impact behind the headlines. What I discovered was eye-opening. A

Can data expose hidden truths in healthcare? That question drove me as I explored treatment patterns in over 70,000 diabetic inpatie nt records. Like a well-crafted documentary, the numbers began to tell a story - one of potential disparities, unexpected patterns, and deeper questions about equity in care. What started as a SQL project quickly became something more meaningful. Why This Project? My motivation for choosing this project came from a deep interest in both healthca