geographic disparities

How Are Geographic Disparities Measured?

Geographic disparities are often measured using epidemiological tools such as prevalence and incidence rates, mortality rates, and life expectancy. Advanced methods include spatial analysis and geographic information systems (GIS), which help in mapping and visualizing disparities.

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