3037.1 GIS Mapping, Global Health Surveillance and Public Policy

Monday, November 5, 2007: 8:30 AM
Roundtable
Moderator:
Ramesh Krishnamurthy

Table 1
Experimental use of GIS to map Chlamydia trachomatis cases to aid local intervention development
Wiley D. Jenkins, PhD, MPH and Edward Mensah, PhD
  
Table 2
Using GIS and logistic regression: Mapping the adequacy of prenatal care in Grand Rapids, MI
Stephen Borders, PhD and Gustavo Rotondaro, MA
Table 3
Relating National Minority AIDS Education and Training Center training events to high minority AIDS prevalence geographic areas
Christiana Metzger, MA, Chiehwen Ed Hsu, PhD, MPH, Bradley O. Boekeloo, PhD, MS, David Luckett, Goulda Downer, PhD and Sheila McKinney, MA
Table 4
How usable are current GIS maps? : Communicating emergency preparedness to vulnerable populations
Christina Zarcadoolas, PhD, Jennefer Boyer, Arthi Krishnaswami, MA and Andrea Rothenberg, MS, LCSW
Table 5
Open source GIS for public health and policy research
Lisa M. Jordan, PhD
     
Table 6
Using Geographical aggregation and statistically reliable health data for local policy development
Radley Remo, MPH, Thomas Bryant III, MSW, Rebecca Filipowicz, MPH, MS, CHES and William Livingood, PhD
Table 7
Geomasking algorithms to protect confidentiality of sexually transmitted infections in spatial epidemiology
Molly Fitch, William Allshouse, Marc Serre, Kristen Hampton, Dionne Gesink Law, Peter A. Leone, MD and William C. Miller, MD; PhD, MPH

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Organized by: Health Informatics Information Technology
Endorsed by: Socialist Caucus, Epidemiology

CE Credits: CME, Health Education (CHES), Nursing

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