GIS for health organizations

Laura Lang

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Geographic Information Systems Studies Public Health and Environmental Issues Data-Driven Disease Surveillance

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The case studies presented in for Health Organizations illustrate how GIS has become a tool that helps provide more efficient and appropriate health management options to patients. GIS assists health professionals with tracking the spread of infectious disease, determining sites for new hospitals, mapping the demand for future health care needs, and even marketing pharmaceuticals. for Health Organizations clearly demonstrates how GIS technology allows physicians, insurance providers, hospitals, epidemiologists, researchers, and HMO executives to focus resources to meet the needs of those in their care.

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