Geographies of Health - an Introduction 3E
- 424 pages
- 15 hours of reading
Geographies of Health provides an accessible overview of the theoretical perspectives, methodologies, and research in the field of health geography.
Anthony C Gatrell Books
As a professor of geography whose research centers on the geography of health, Professor Gatrell investigates the connections between space, place, and health. His work delves into the geographical dimensions of health inequalities, spatial epidemiology, and the organization of healthcare provision. More recently, his focus has shifted to the relationship between movement, including walking, and overall well-being. He has collaborated with numerous healthcare professionals across various specialisms.
Mobilities and Health
- 248 pages
- 9 hours of reading
By integrating geography, sociology, and epidemiology, the author establishes significant links between these fields, utilizing social theories, geographical concepts, and epidemiological data. This work appeals to geographers focused on health geography and social scientists engaging with mobility issues. It addresses contemporary challenges such as re-emerging infections, displaced populations, and the risks associated with global travel, highlighting their relevance in today's world.