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Assessing the risk to the health of the population from environmental factors by using routinely collected health and population data
SAHSU maintains a wide range of routinely collected health and environmental data at small area level. A key focus of its work is the development of methods in spatial statistical analysis to investigate potential associations between environmental factors and health.
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SAHSU brings together the work of epidemiologists, statisticians, database managers, computer programmers, application developers and experts in exposure assessment.
The Rapid Inquiry Facility (RIF) is an application that supports two types of environmental health activities: disease mapping studies and risk analysis studies. It was designed to help epidemiologists and public health researchers to rapidly investigate potential environmental hazards.
