Interactive network visualization of opioid crisis research: a tool for reinforcing data linkage skills for public health policy researchers
Olga Scrivner,
Thuy Nguyen,
Michael Ginda
et al.
Abstract:BackgroundPublic health policy researchers face a persistent challenge in identifying and integrating relevant data, particularly in the context of the U.S. opioid crisis, where a comprehensive approach is crucial.PurposeTo meet this new workforce demand health policy and health economics programs are increasingly introducing data analysis and data visualization skills. Such skills facilitate data integration and discovery by linking multiple resources. Common linking strategies include individual or aggregate… Show more
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