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Looking on from the sidelines: the use of Geographical Information Systems in Health Boards in Ireland 2003
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  • 2000GIS for health organizations50 cited
  • 2001Inequalities in mortality 1989-1998. A report on all-Ireland mortality data36 cited
  • 2001Inequalities in health in Ireland - hard facts.23 cited

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  • 2006Reflection and comment: Health GIS in the mid‐west: Unexpected developments and directions3 cited

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