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City Terrace 7
Thursday, May 11, 2006: 8:30 AM-10:15 AM

D6: The Use of GIS and Spatial Analysis in STD Epidemiology and Surveillance

Learning Objectives: 1) Describe the utility and purpose of integrating spatial analysis into traditional STD epidemiology 2) Identify and address challenges related to spatial investigations and the dissemination of results

Organizers:Kyle T. Bernstein
Dionne G Law
Roxanne P. Kerani
Mark Stenger
8:30 AMThe Use of GIS and Spatial Analysis in STD Epidemiology and Surveillance - Part 1
Kyle T. Bernstein
8:50 AMThe Use of GIS and Spatial Analysis in STD Epidemiology and Surveillance - Part 2
Dionne G Law
9:10 AMThe Use of GIS and Spatial Analysis in STD Epidemiology and Surveillance - Part 3
Roxanne P. Kerani
9:30 AMThe Use of GIS and Spatial Analysis in STD Epidemiology and Surveillance - Part 4
Mark R. Stenger

The 2006 National STD Prevention Conference of CDC