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From: "Richard Hoskins" <healthmaps@home.com>
To: "WAPHGIS" <waphgis@u.washington.edu>
Subject: FW: Training Course Announcement
Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2001 15:57:52 -0700
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Folks see below:

Dick Hoskins
Spatial Epidemiology
Office of the Assistant Secretary
Epidemiology, Health Statistics and Public Health Laboratories
WA State Dept of Health
Olympia, WA
(360) 236-4270
richard.hoskins@doh.wa.gov
GMT -7


Public Health Research Laboratories
Using GIS, Spatial Statistics, and Predictive Spatial Modeling for Health
Research
December 3 - 14, 2001
University of California Berkeley GISC
http://www.gisc.berkeley.edu/index.html
Public Health Research Laboratories (PHRL) presents an advanced GIS and
predictive spatial modeling course. This training course is designed to give
researchers an understanding of the use of GIS and spatial statistics for
the prevention and control of disease. Principles of medical geography,
spatial epidemiology, spatial analysis, spatial statistics, and GIS methods
taught in this course may be applied to a variety of health problems. See
the URL below or call (800) 375-2855 for more information:
http://www.phrl.org/Special%20Training%20TBA.htm




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