Intuitive, user-friendly geospatial applications for your public or private web environment.
Translate data spreadsheets into maps, graphs and charts with our geospatial analysis features.
Compare and contrast data to find trends, disparities, and hot spots that impact health.
Local Social Determinants of Health for Community Health Needs Assessments and more.
NOTE: All times are Eastern Time Zone.
| Title | Date | Start Time | Duration | Register |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Service Area Population Health Improvement (SAPPHIRE) Tool This webinar will highlight HealthLandscape SAPPHIRE Tool, which allows users to upload ZIP Code level data, explore service areas, and link clinical data to dozens of community social determinants of health. | 9/26/2023 | 1:00pm EDT | 1 hour | Register |
| Exploring Environmental Justice with HealthLandscape Use HealthLandscape tools to examine climate change, heat-related illness, and environmental justice in your community. | 10/10/2023 | 2:00pm EDT | 1 hour | Register |
| Using HealthLandscape for Exploring Telehealth Pulling data together from various sources for visualization and analysis used to be relegated to only researchers in university settings. This HealthLandscape webinar will use a telehealth case study to demonstrate one of our core tools, the Community Data Portal. See how Virginia Commonwealth University has taken our functionality and their curated data to provide a free tool for the public to do deep dives into health and health care for the state of Virginia. | 10/25/2023 | 2:00pm EDT | 1 hour | Register |
| Using HealthLandscape for Community Health Needs Assessments (CHNAs) Often the most difficult part of understanding the health and social support needs of a community is finding, acquiring, and manipulating the disparate datasets that could be used to help with that. This HealthLandscape webinar will demonstrate our experience pulling those data together, using the data for community health needs assessments, impact analyses, and building online tools to better understand needs in small areas (county and smaller). We will highlight the pitfalls, lessons learned, and analytic tools we have built with the large library of data we have amassed over the years. | 11/8/2023 | 1:00pm EST | 1 hour | Register |
| The Service Area Population Health Improvement (SAPPHIRE) Tool This webinar will highlight HealthLandscape SAPPHIRE Tool, which allows users to upload ZIP Code level data, explore service areas, and link clinical data to dozens of community social determinants of health. | 11/21/2023 | 1:00pm EST | 1 hour | Register |
| Using HealthLandscape for Exploring Telehealth Pulling data together from various sources for visualization and analysis used to be relegated to only researchers in university settings. This HealthLandscape webinar will use a telehealth case study to demonstrate one of our core tools, the Community Data Portal. See how Virginia Commonwealth University has taken our functionality and their curated data to provide a free tool for the public to do deep dives into health and health care for the state of Virginia. | 12/6/2023 | 2:00pm EST | 1 hour | Register |
| Using HealthLandscape for Community Health Needs Assessments (CHNAs) Often the most difficult part of understanding the health and social support needs of a community is finding, acquiring, and manipulating the disparate datasets that could be used to help with that. This HealthLandscape webinar will demonstrate our experience pulling those data together, using the data for community health needs assessments, impact analyses, and building online tools to better understand needs in small areas (county and smaller). We will highlight the pitfalls, lessons learned, and analytic tools we have built with the large library of data we have amassed over the years. | 12/19/2023 | 1:00pm EST | 1 hour | Register |
VCU is working with the team at HealthLandscape to build HealthLandscape Virginia. The tools they have built within the HealthLandscape platform are flexible and can handle our many and varied data sources. It is making our data actionable for our academic, policy, and community stakeholders. The HealthLandscape team has tremendous experience working with health data and brings creative thinking to our project meetings.
GRAPHC has been working with HealthLandscape for ten years to develop and share high quality, online geographic visualizations of the health in Australia. With the HealthLandscape Australia platform, our work reaches policy makers, researchers, and the public so they can make informed decisions about national and regional policy and inform research into targeted individual patient care programs.
HealthLandscape has allowed Our Kids Network’s data and information to be accessible and usable by everyone in our community. Their tools help us work collaboratively throughout our community.
