Investigación en Geografía de la Salud

  • AISBI

    AISBI

    Atlas of Indicators of Heath and Social Welfare in Andalusia Read More
  • AIMA

    AIMA

    Interactive Mortality Atlas for Andalusia Read More
  • ODMA

    ODMA

    Evolution of the Millennium Development Goals in Andalusia Read More
  • AMCA

    AMCA

    Goal of the Mortality Atlas for Andalusian Capital Cities Read More
  • AISE

    AISE

    Socio-demographic Interactive Atlas for Spain Read More
  • Rurality Index

    Rurality Index

    Rurality index for spanish towns Read More
  • Deprivation Index

    Deprivation Index

    Deprivation index for spanish municipalities Read More
  • Training

    Training

    Training in health geography Read More
  • Consultancy

    Consultancy

    Consultancy in health geography Read More
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Any professional interested in Health Geography may apply for research exchanges at EASP to work under the supervision of DEMAP members. During such stays, researchers will become acquainted with the most widely used techniques in Spatial Epidemiology and Statistics, collaborate on research projects led by DEMAP or start their own research projects with the knowledge acquired during their stay.

In recent years, DEMAP has welcomed researchers for short-term stays from the National Cancer Institute (Colombia), Sao Paolo University (Brazil), Campinas-Unicamp State University (Brazil), Newcastle University (UK) and the Epidemiology and Cancer Registry Centre in Palma de Mallorca (Spain), among others.

A number of projects have materialised as a result of this collaboration including PhD theses, scientific papers and publications - such as the Cancer Mortality Atlas for Colombia designed by the National Cancer Institute and the Agustin Codazzi Geographical Institute in Colombia - or the Guide to Work-related Cancer in Mallorca, published by the Regional Government of the Balearic Islands.

Professionals or institutions interested in any of these activities may request further information via the contact link on this web site.

EASP is available to any public or private organisation wishing to conduct training activities on Health Geography for their staff. The goals and contents of the training will be adapted on a case by case basis, bearing in mind the particular needs of each organisation or company. Via initiatives organised jointly with EASP, since 2006 DEMAP has been offering a course entitled “Design and Analysis of Epidemiological Studies in Small Areas” which comprises the following:

  • Small-area ecology studies
  • Measuring health outcomes in small-area studies
  • Geographical Information Systems (GIS)
  • Socio-economic indicators for small-area studies
  • Statistical software for small-area geographical analysis