GIS and Public Health
by Ellen K. Cromley, Sara L. Mclafferty, Ellen K. Cromley Phd
This book introduces geographic information systems for mapping disease patterns, analyzing health data, and improving public health research and practice.
About This Book
GIS and Public Health provides an introduction to the use of geographic information systems in health-related research and practice.
The book covers foundational concepts and methods for mapping and analyzing spatial patterns of disease and health services.
Readers will find guidance on data sources, spatial analysis techniques, and the application of GIS to public health challenges.
Topics include environmental health, disease mapping, and access to healthcare resources.
The text is suitable for students, researchers, and professionals seeking to understand spatial approaches in public health.
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