Thinking spatially about contraception?

Thinking spatially about contraception? Using GIS as a tool to evaluate and monitor California’s family planning program Sandy K. Navarro Programmer Analyst Family PACT Program Support and Evaluation Team Daria Rostovtseva M.S. Mary Bradsberry Marina Chabot MSc Heike Thiel de Bocanegra PhD MPH Philip D. Darney MD MSc October 29, 2008, APHA 136th Annual Meeting & Exposition, San Diego CA, 5074.0 US Policies to Expand Reproductive Health Abstract Link

What is a Geographic Information System? ,[object Object],GIS 5074.0 US Policies to Expand Reproductive Health

What is a Geographic Information System? 5074.0 US Policies to Expand Reproductive Health demonstration data

What is a Geographic Information System? Data Layers 5074.0 US Policies to Expand Reproductive Health demonstration data

What is a Geographic Information System? Procedures, Tools, Functions 5074.0 US Policies to Expand Reproductive Health demonstration data

What is a Geographic Information System? It’s a System! 5074.0 US Policies to Expand Reproductive Health demonstration data

California’s Family Planning Program ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Family PACT 5074.0 US Policies to Expand Reproductive Health

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What’s so special spatial about contraceptive data? 5074.0 US Policies to Expand Reproductive Health

What is spatial data? ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Spatial data 5074.0 US Policies to Expand Reproductive Health Tabular Vector Raster

Our Data ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Family PACT data is primarily ‘tabular’ 5074.0 US Policies to Expand Reproductive Health

Our Spatial Data ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],5074.0 US Policies to Expand Reproductive Health

How are We Using GIS to Support and Evaluate Family PACT? ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],5074.0 US Policies to Expand Reproductive Health

Some examples 5074.0 US Policies to Expand Reproductive Health

5074.0 US Policies to Expand Reproductive Health TeenSmart Outreach (TSO)

5074.0 US Policies to Expand Reproductive Health Percent of Female Clients Dispensed Emergency Contraception (EC)

5074.0 US Policies to Expand Reproductive Health Vasectomy Providers, Family PACT, FY 2006/07

GIS: What else is so spatial special? 5074.0 US Policies to Expand Reproductive Health Spatial Selection, Spatial Join, & Spatial Analysis

Spatial Selection 5074.0 US Policies to Expand Reproductive Health Getting tabular data out of a GIS demonstration data

Spatial Join 5074.0 US Policies to Expand Reproductive Health Getting tabular data out of a GIS *Based on California’s Medical Service Study Areas (MSSAs) developed by the Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development's (OSHPD) Healthcare Workforce and Community Development Division (HWCDD). Information is available at: http:// ceres.ca.gov/calsip/catalog/BrowseCatalog.epl?id =1044 Which of my IUC providers are located in rural areas? Primarily Rural Area * Primarily Urban Area *

Spatial Join 5074.0 US Policies to Expand Reproductive Health Getting tabular data out of a GIS Well, if the ‘provider locations’ and the ‘rural areas’ are known by the GIS. . .

Spatial Join 5074.0 US Policies to Expand Reproductive Health Getting tabular data out of a GIS The GIS will merge lists based on locations. EXPORT LIST

Spatial Analysis 5074.0 US Policies to Expand Reproductive Health

Challenges towards GIS integration ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],5074.0 US Policies to Expand Reproductive Health

Conclusions ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],5074.0 US Policies to Expand Reproductive Health

[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Thank you. This analysis was supported by contract #05-45122 with the State of California, Department of Public Health, Office of Family Planning. All analyses, interpretations, or conclusions reached are those of UCSF, not the State of California.

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