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Use of spatial epidemiology and hot spot analysis to target women eligible for prenatal women, infants, and children services

article by Thomas J Stopka et al published February 2014 in American Journal of Public Health

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scholarly article

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Use of spatial epidemiology and hot spot analysis to target women eligible for prenatal women, infants, and children services (English)

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spatial epidemiology

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Thomas J Stopka

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Thomas J Stopka

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Christopher Krawczyk

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Pat Gradziel

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Estella M Geraghty

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February 2014

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American Journal of Public Health

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104 Suppl 1

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S1

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S183-9

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Spatial analytical methods and geographic information systems: use in health research and epidemiology

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Factors influencing early prenatal enrollment in the WIC program

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Factors associated with rates of participation in WIC by eligible pregnant women

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Savings achieved by giving WIC benefits to women prenatally.

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The changing association between prenatal participation in WIC and birth outcomes in New York City

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10.2105/AJPH.2013.301769

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