Across
- 2. Populations at _____ : groups of individuals who are more likely to experience negative health outcomes
- 4. Local Indicator of Spatial Autocorrelation
- 6. A statistically significant concentration of health events or high/low values
- 9. Pollution that comes from comes from diffuse sources like stormwater runoff from farms
- 10. John who is the father of epidemiology
- 11. The primary U.S. law serving as guidance for safe health data practices and protecting Protected Health Information (PHI)
- 12. The five A's make up this measure of separation between people and health services
- 15. Local _____ I:A statistical test used to identify hot and cold spots
- 16. A calculation of disease rates (prevalence or incidence) that is not standardized or adjusted for underlying population differences
- 17. Organisms, such as mosquitos or ticks, that transmit infectious diseases like West Nile Virus or Lyme disease
Down
- 1. _____ environment:All human-made physical structures
- 3. ______ Density: An interpolation method often used in environmental health to generate a continuous surface
- 5. Social Determinants of Health
- 7. A HPSA is this type of designation
- 8. The number of new cases of a disease
- 13. A web-based interactive report format, available via ArcGIS Online
- 14. The state of being sick or diseased, measuring the prevalence of illness in a population
- 15. The methodological issue where changing the size and shape of geographical units (e.g., block groups to tracts) can significantly alter statistical results and map patterns