Geo-environmental assessment of the city and municipality of Santa Clara for improving the health surveillance system
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Keywords

health surveillance system
environment
geography
Cuba

How to Cite

Font Aranda, M., & González Herrera, M. (2008). Geo-environmental assessment of the city and municipality of Santa Clara for improving the health surveillance system. Spanish Journal of Environmental Health, 8(1), 42–51. Retrieved from https://ojs.diffundit.com/index.php/rsa/article/view/205

Abstract

This paper presents the results of the geo-environmental assessment of the city and municipality of Santa Clara, Cuba, developed with the purpose of determining and focusing on environmental health problems, and to propose preventive actions to minimize them. To accomplish the goal of contributing to improvement the Health Surveillance System the theoretical-methodological bases that justify the contribution of the geographical sciences to the solution of this problem have been developed. These approaches are implemented in the study case of Santa Clara, offering valuable information for the office of Municipal Public Health and the Municipal Unit of Hygiene and Epidemiology. Such results favor a rapid and opportune decision-making process in relation to risk factors with spatial and territorial dimension.

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