HealthGIS : managing health geospatially / editors, Nitin Kumar Tripathi, P.K. Joshi, Hamid Mehmood.

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(4th : International Conference on Health GIS (4th : 2011 : New Delhi, India)

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TextPublication details: New Delhi : TERI Press, 2011. Description: xiv, 226 pages : illustrations, maps ; 26 cmISBN:

9788179933251 (pbk.)
8179933253 (pbk.)

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Health geographic information systems
Managing health geospatially [Running title]

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362.100285 HEA 23 003125

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R858.A2 I58 2011

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Table of contents

Contents:

IT and Health -- Viral Diseases -- Healthcare Planning and Management -- Emerging Diseases -- Health GIS Databases -- Advances in Environmental Monitoring and Health -- Realtime and Early Warning Systems.

Summary: Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Health GIS, held at New Delhi during 5-6 August 2011. Human health has always been a priority for our well-being. It is influenced by the location of initiation, spread and services available and more importantly, by facilities that make such services more effective and affordable while optimizing resource use and deliverance. To this, geoinformatics help leveraging limited resources and multiply the positive impact of benefits of individuals, families, and society.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Proceedings of the Fourth International Conference on Health GIS, held at New Delhi during 5-6 August 2011. Human health has always been a priority for our well-being. It is influenced by the location of initiation, spread and services available and more importantly, by facilities that make such services more effective and affordable while optimizing resource use and deliverance. To this, geoinformatics help leveraging limited resources and multiply the positive impact of benefits of individuals, families, and society.

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