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Using GIS: When a Map is Worth a Thousand Words
October 02, 2008
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Journalists are using geographic information software (GIS) to map data for stories and graphics about toxic health threats, prescription medicine abuse and EMS response times. Here are more ideas... more

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William Heisel's Antidote: Investigating Untold Health Stories
A Public Death: Lost Hiker Reveals Flawed Search and Rescue Policy
February 12, 2004
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How access to death certificates helped one reporter get crucial medical details right in covering the potentially preventable death of a hiker.

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Investigating Health
Digital systems can fail patients — here’s how
December 17, 2002
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COVID-19 has put the spotlight on health care data like no other public health crisis. One of the untold stories certainly to emerge is how electronic health record (EHR) systems held up during the... more

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