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Risk Terrain Modeling for Public Health Symposium: Registration Open

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Joel Caplan

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Aug 21, 2024, 7:20:54 PM8/21/24
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Register today. Space is limited.

Located in-person at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB), Heersink School of Medicine, Department of Family and Community Medicine

Date: September 27, 2024
Time: 8:30am-3:30pm
Cost: Free and open to the public and UAB students/faculty/staff
Format: In-Person
Host(s) and Co-Sponsor(s): UAB and Simsi
Location: Center for Teaching and Learning at UAB
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Physical environments influence human behaviors in ways that directly affect community safety and wellness. Geospatial data analysis offers insights to improve public health and reduce risks. This interactive symposium highlights the innovative and cutting-edge research utilizing Risk Terrain Modeling (RTM) analysis to advance public health policies and programs in communities throughout the United States. This contemporary work by scholars and practitioners is driving actions to make our world safer and healthier.
 
Attendees will learn to apply the theories, principles and techniques of RTM and evidence-based practices to analyze dynamic interactions of people at places. Going beyond personal characteristics of individuals — so often the sole focus of public safety and health professionals, we will explore how their spatial experiences form health, safety and wellness profiles in the community landscapes they live, work or travel through. Researchers and practitioners will discuss how the RTM approaches to analytics become a key contribution to place-based public health programming and precision medicine.
 
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Breakfast/coffee and lunch will be provided




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Joel M. Caplan, Ph.D.
Web: www.jcaplan.com
Twitter: @JoelCaplan
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