The BC Radon Data Repository (BCRDR) and BC Radon Map: Integrating disparate data sources for improved public health communication.

Jeffrey TrieuCheryl YoungPhuong D M NguyenAnne-Marie NicolSarah B HendersonDavid McVea

Published in: Canadian journal of public health = Revue canadienne de sante publique (2024)

The BCCDC leverages existing radon measurement programs to create a large and integrated database with wide geographic coverage. The development and application of the BCRDR informs public health research and action beyond the BCCDC, and the repository can serve as a model for other regional or national initiatives.

Keyphrases

public health
electronic health record
quality improvement
big data
healthcare
mental health
adverse drug
drinking water
machine learning
emergency department
high density