Authors

  1. Krieger , Maxwell
  2. Krieger , Maxwell
  3. Bessey , Sam
  4. Bessey , Sam
  5. Abadin , Salma
  6. Abadin , Salma
  7. Akhtar , Wajiha
  8. Akhtar , Wajiha
  9. Bowman , Sarah
  10. Bowman , Sarah
  11. DiVincenzo , Sheila
  12. DiVincenzo , Sheila
  13. Duong , Ellen
  14. Duong , Ellen
  15. House , JoAnna
  16. House , JoAnna
  17. Lai , Evelyn
  18. Lai , Evelyn
  19. Latham , Jennifer
  20. Latham , Jennifer
  21. Park , Carolyn
  22. Park , Carolyn
  23. Pratty , Claire
  24. Pratty , Claire
  25. Rein , Blaise
  26. Rein , Blaise
  27. Amand , Katie St
  28. Amand , Katie St
  29. Gray , Jesse Yedinak
  30. Gray , Jesse Yedinak
  31. Wilson , Michelle
  32. Wilson , Michelle
  33. Goedel , William
  34. Goedel , William

Abstract

While several studies have outlined best practices for data dashboards, this is among the first to examine incorporating these practices into a spatiotemporal decision tool designed specifically for community organizations. Project SIGNAL demonstrates that by incorporating design best practices and pairing data dashboards with hands-on training, we can empower community leaders to utilize advanced spatiotemporal methods to identify health disparities and take localized action.