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JAMA, 1984
p6 the United States, medical geography is one of the least known of the medically related social sciences. Medical geography is concerned with the analysis of spatial patterns of disease and medical care provision.
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p6 the United States, medical geography is one of the least known of the medically related social sciences. Medical geography is concerned with the analysis of spatial patterns of disease and medical care provision.
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2004
Medical geographers employ geographical concepts and techniques to study issues related to disease and health. In its early stages of development as a distinct geographic subdiscipline, from the 1950s and into the 1980s, medical geography focused on disease ecology and health-care delivery as topics and spatial analysis as technique.
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Medical geographers employ geographical concepts and techniques to study issues related to disease and health. In its early stages of development as a distinct geographic subdiscipline, from the 1950s and into the 1980s, medical geography focused on disease ecology and health-care delivery as topics and spatial analysis as technique.
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International communication and medical geography
Social Science & Medicine (1967), 1977Learmonth’s recent communication explaining the termination of the International Geographical Union Commission on Medical Geography marked the end of an era as regards the international communication of medico-geographic research findings, concepts, and potential applications [l]. Founded in 1949 by Jacques May, Maximillien Sorre and Arthur Geddes, the
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A medical view of medical geography
Social Science & Medicine, 1988H F, Thomas, S E, Limemtani
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Replacing positivism in medical geography
Social Science & Medicine, 2005Revisiting debates about philosophical approaches in medical geography suggests that logical positivism may have been prematurely discarded. An analysis of authoritative texts in medical geography and their sources in human geography shows that logical positivism has been conflated with Comtean positivism, science, empiricism, quantification, science ...
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Medical Geography and Medical Climatology
1987A medicine of the environment emerged on the European continent between 1690 and 1710.2 The leading figures in this formative stage, Bernardino Ramazzini, Giovanni Lancisi, and Friedrich Hoffmann, drew on what they knew of British work in medicine, political arithmetic, and the natural sciences in general, and added distinctive elements of their own ...
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Classroom films for medical geography
Social Science & Medicine. Part D: Medical Geography, 1981Abstract A number of available films on disease ecology and health care delivery are useful for leaching medical geography. Twenty-five films are described and rental information provided here.
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