P-ISSN 0029-2559
E-ISSN 2379-4313
Vol. 72, Issue 2, 2011March 01, 2011 EDT
Use of Spatial Analysis to Support Environmental Health Research and Practice
Use of Spatial Analysis to Support Environmental Health Research and Practice
Articles in Vol. 72, Issue 2, 2011
Vol. 72, Issue 2, 2011
- Tar Heel Footprints in Health CareAnna Bauer
- Barriers to Municipal Planning for Pedestrians and Bicyclists in North CarolinaKelly R. EvensonSemra A. AyturSara B. SatinskyDaniel A. Rodríguez
- Suitability of Public Records for Evaluating Health Effects of Treated Sewage Sludge in North CarolinaAlexander KeilSteven WingAmy Lowman
- Quality of Pulmonary Function Testing in 3 Large Primary Care Pediatric Clinics in Rural North CarolinaChris GilletteCeila E. LoughlinBetsy Lynn SleathDennis M. WilliamsStephanie D. Davis
- Improving Asthma Care in Emergency Departments: Results of a Multihospital Collaborative Quality Initiative in Rural Western North CarolinaSteven CraneDouglas SailerSteven C. Patch
- POLICY FORUM Public Health and Environmental HealthThomas C. Ricketts
- Reducing North Carolina’s Health Care Costs Through Environmental Disease PreventionJacqueline MacDonald GibsonLeah DevlinDavid BrownMartin Armes
- Neighborhood-Specific Epigenome Analysis: The Pathway Forward to Understanding Gene-Environment InteractionsKenneth OldenLydia IsaacLynn Roberts
- The North Carolina Clean Smokestacks ActWilliam G. Ross
- Use of Spatial Analysis to Support Environmental Health Research and PracticeMarie Lynn MirandaSharon E. Edwards
- A Burden of Disease Approach to Prioritizing Environmental Policy Initiatives: A Case Study in the Middle EastJacqueline MacDonald Gibson
- Integration of Environmental Stewardship and Local Economic Development to Enhance Community HealthJay F. Levine
- Lack of Basic Amenities: Indicators of Health Disparities in Low-Income Minority Communities and Tribal AreasOmega Wilson
- Running the NumbersDianne EnrightRobert E. Meyer
- North Carolina’s Preparation for Gaining the Benefits and Meeting the Requirements of National Health Care ReformLanier M. Cansler
- Implementation of the Affordable Care Act in North CarolinaPam SilbermanLanier M. CanslerWayne GoodwinBerkeley yorkeryKimberly Alexander-BratcherSharon Schiro
- The National Children’s Study in North Carolina: A Study of the Effect of the Environment on Children’s Health, Growth, and DevelopmentEmmanuel B. WalterNancy DoleAnna Maria Siega-RizBarbara Entwisle
Miranda, Marie Lynn, and Sharon E. Edwards. 2011. “Use of Spatial Analysis to Support Environmental Health Research and Practice.” North Carolina Medical Journal 72 (2): 132–35. https://doi.org/10.18043/ncm.72.2.132.