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SUMMARY: Mapping Overdose: Participatory GIS to Translate Health Data to Pr
 evention Practice
DESCRIPTION: Join for a presentation that explores how engaging members of 
 the community with GIS can help translate disease epidemiology to preventio
 n practice. Researchers from WashU Psychiatry will introduce the connection
  between place and health and unpack how participatory GIS\, a method that 
 can bring community members directly into the mapping process\, can be used
  to […]
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <p><span style="font-size: 1.125rem\;">Join f
 or a presentation that explores how engaging members of the community with 
 GIS can help translate disease epidemiology to prevention practice. Researc
 hers from WashU Psychiatry will introduce the connection between place and 
 health and unpack how participatory GIS\, a method that can bring community
  members directly into the mapping process\, can be used to identify local 
 health risks and inform targeted interventions.</span></p><p class="wp-bloc
 k-paragraph">Drawing on a case study from St. Louis\, the presentation will
  share how they used participatory GIS to identify and map geographic deter
 minants of overdose and build a community-informed index. Discover how thes
 e community-engaged GIS approaches can not only identify gaps in spatial ep
 idemiology in public health but also help translate epidemiological finding
 s for community stakeholders engaged in prevention. Lunch will be provided 
 for registered attendees.</p><p class="wp-block-paragraph">Free and open to
  all.</p><p class="wp-block-paragraph"><strong><a href="https://wustl.libca
 l.com/event/17808641">Registration</a> is requested for in-person attendees
  and required for those attending virtually via Zoom.</strong></p><p>For mo
 re information\, please see the <a href="https://library.washu.edu/events/m
 apping-overdose-participatory-gis-to-translate-health-data-to-prevention-pr
 actice/">event webpage</a>.</p><p><strong>Questions?</strong></p><p>Contact
  Mollie Webb at <a href="mailto:molliewebb@wustl.edu">molliewebb@wustl.edu<
 /a></p>
CATEGORIES:Professional Development
LOCATION:John M. Olin Library\, Room 142
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ORGANIZER;CN="Chelsea":MAILTO:chelseae@wustl.edu
URL;VALUE=URI:https://research.washu.edu/events/event/mapping-overdose-part
 icipatory-gis-to-translate-health-data-to-prevention-practice/
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