Geoinformatics in Health Facility Analysis [electronic resource] /
Rai, Praveen Kumar.author.(orcid)0000-0001-7769-9161https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7769-9161aut
Nathawat, Mahendra Singh.author.
This book demonstrates how GIS techniques and statistical methods can be used to emphasise the characteristics of population and its related variables, vis-à-vis care facilities and the status of vector borne diseases, as well as for malaria modeling. Concentrating on the Varanasi district of India, the main aim of the book is to determine and map the density areas of vector borne diseases using GIS techniques. The book explores how health GIS is an important sub-discipline of health science and medical geography, which is traditionally focused on the spatial aspects of disease ecology and health care facility analysis. .
Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters.
1. Health Care System and Geospatial Technology: A Conceptual Framework of the Study -- 2. Varanasi District: Study Area Profile -- 3. Integration of Census Data with GIS for Analysis of Population Characteristics -- 4. Analysis of Health Care Facility Using GIS -- 5. GIS in Vector Borne Disease Mapping -- 6. Malaria Susceptibility Mapping Using Statistical Methods with GIS -- 7. A Geographical Survey for Utilization of Health Care Facilities -- 8. GIS in Health Care Planning -- Bibliography -- Appendix. .
This book demonstrates how GIS techniques and statistical methods can be used to emphasise the characteristics of population and its related variables, vis-à-vis care facilities and the status of vector borne diseases, as well as for malaria modeling. Concentrating on the Varanasi district of India, the main aim of the book is to determine and map the density areas of vector borne diseases using GIS techniques. The book explores how health GIS is an important sub-discipline of health science and medical geography, which is traditionally focused on the spatial aspects of disease ecology and health care facility analysis. .
Geographical information systems.
Public health.
Epidemiology.
Health informatics.
Environmental health.
Health care management.
Health services administration.
Geographical Information Systems/Cartography.
Public Health.
Epidemiology.
Health Informatics.
Environmental Health.
Health Care Management.