Data Analysis of Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever Based on Spatial Database at Urban Versus Rural Areas by Geographic Information Systems

Authors

  • Sirichai Junphum Department of Public Health, Faculty of Allied Health Sciences, Pathum Thani University
  • Ratana Phaikharmnam Department of Anesthesia, Nam Phong Hospital, Khon Kaen Province
  • Wanasara Chaoniyom Department of Public Health, Faculty of Allied Health Sciences, Pathum Thani University

Keywords:

Dengue hemorrhagic fever, Geographic information system, Data analysis, Urban, Rural

Abstract

The geographic information system (GIS) of a computer system for recording, verifying, storing, and displaying data, connected to positions on the Earth's surface and are liked for its data analysis of the spatial database on dengue hemorrhagic fever disease. GIS can assist people and organizations in better understanding spatial patterns and relationships by connecting seemingly unconnected data. It can be used to illustrate geographical correlations in various disciplines of public health and let users see the actual data. This illustrative article focused on many difficulties with the use of data analysis from the geographical database for screening, including demographic, socioeconomic, and ecological elements. In order to gather information about healthcare systems, promotions with governance, and opportunity screening, this descriptive essay may have been developed and decided by chef executive officers (CEO) or administrators, policy makers, and researchers.

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2023-12-08

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Junphum, S., Phaikharmnam, R., & Wanasara Chaoniyom, W. C. (2023). Data Analysis of Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever Based on Spatial Database at Urban Versus Rural Areas by Geographic Information Systems. REGIONAL HEALTH PROMOTION CENTER 9 JOURNAL, 18(1), 224–237. retrieved from https://he02.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/RHPC9Journal/article/view/265737

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