Introduction to Geographic Information Systems in Public Health: .
by Alan Melnick
An accessible introduction to geographic information systems and their use in public health research, planning, and practice.
About This Book
This book introduces geographic information systems and their role in public health.
It covers basic concepts, data sources, and practical applications for health professionals.
Readers learn how spatial analysis supports disease mapping, resource planning, and policy decisions.
The text emphasizes real-world examples and the integration of GIS tools into everyday public health work.
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