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This volume is successful in bringing together a comprehensive picture of how GIS are being used for health applications. -- Annals of the Geographic Information Systems and Health Applications, March 2004, Volume 94, Number 1
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The use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in the health sector is an idea whose time has come. The current applications of GIS in health are diverse and extensive. The present GIS environment is heavily driven by technology and such an approach is indeed logical for the most part. However, the needs of less-developed countries in utilizing the concepts and technologies of mapping should not be neglected in the continuing evolution of GIS. Geographic Information Systems and Health Applications presents
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This chapter is adapted from a presentation made at the plenary session of the 2nd International Health Geographics Conference, March 2000, Washington, DC. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
maximum local statistic, ofthe study area, spatial scan statistic, groups ofprofessionals, mode oftransmission, alcohol outlet density, breast cancer maps, spatial cluster analysis, catchment method, ofalcohol problems, breast cancer clusters, male child mortality, snail habitat, prevalence villages, snail surveys, determinants ofhealth, ofbreast cancer, county centroids, spatial risk, health geographics, roadway mile, avoidable hospitalizations, alcohol outlets, positive rabies, ofpublic health Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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This chapter is adapted from a presentation made at the plenary session of the 2nd International Health Geographics Conference, March 2000, Washington, DC. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
maximum local statistic, ofthe study area, spatial scan statistic, groups ofprofessionals, mode oftransmission, alcohol outlet density, breast cancer maps, spatial cluster analysis, catchment method, ofalcohol problems, breast cancer clusters, male child mortality, snail habitat, prevalence villages, snail surveys, determinants ofhealth, ofbreast cancer, county centroids, spatial risk, health geographics, roadway mile, avoidable hospitalizations, alcohol outlets, positive rabies, ofpublic health Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, United States, Los Angeles, New Zealand, San Diego, Idea Group Inc, Long Island, Social Science, Human Services, American Journal, San Francisco, West Virginia, International Journal, National Cancer Institute, Oxford University Press, Poyang Lake, American Community Survey, Hunterdon Medical Center, San Jose, Anning River Valley, John Wiley, Shiles Creek, African Americans, Hunterdon County, World Health Organization New!
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