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Geomedix Sample Maps & Reports
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A national view of disease prevalence by county demonstrates where to concentrate resources. |
Creating an overlay of current or proposed investigative sites can reveal important gaps. |
Zooming to the city view shows the juxtaposition of potential sites as well as patient cannibalization. |
Close-up site analysis can clarify patient counts. (How many people would travel from San Francisco to a clinical trial in Marin County?) |
The Geomedix SiteFinder database can locate potential new sites based on therapeutic specialty, patient population and other factors. |
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Prevalence
Three views of diabetes. Prevalence generally refers to the component population who has been diagnosed for one year or longer... |
Incidence
... while recently diagnosed patients are frequently important where certain intervention strategies are concerned... |
At Risk
... And knowing the size and geography of persons at risk for a given disease allows researchers to consider environmental factors. |
