How Communities Are Using Data to Address Inequities
Evidence-based policy can help state and local agencies identify and mitigate systemic harms to better serve their communities.
Evidence-based policy can help state and local agencies identify and mitigate systemic harms to better serve their communities.
Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to drastically improve the efficiency and efficacy of public health communications. But it isn’t a magic wand, and agencies must remain vigilant about potential AI risks.
It’s important to listen, understand and act on the different public health and services experiences of diverse communities. But it’s also important to understand non-medical health determinants.
San Bernardino County’s Department of Public Health used GIS technology to adapt to new challenges and better serve the community.
The pandemic taught us that federal, state and local public health systems all suffer from fractured data collection. A centralized approach is far better — for many reasons.
Maricopa County needed to identify the most vulnerable areas in the county and promote optimal vaccination sites to the public.
Cross-departmental collaboration is mutually beneficial. Competition may make you stronger, but collaboration makes you better.
We can all recognize that the role geography plays in executing an effective public health response is critical. Understanding how to apply location-based thinking enhances preparedness and response efforts.
GIS and public health go hand-in-hand in creating healthy and safe communities. Public health professionals can use a number of basic GIS tools to enhance their work.
Countries around the world are looking to strengthen their health workforce.