Öffentlicher Gesundheitsdienst & Soziales

"Das LIGA stellt auf seiner Webseite Gesundheitsinformationen für NRW in Tabellen und Grafiken dar.

InstantAtlas ist ein hervorragendes Werkzeug, Kreisdaten übersichtlich darzustellen und interaktiv zu analysieren. Das Kreisprofil mit den wichtigsten Indikatoren zur Beurteilung der gesundheitlichen Lage in den Kreisen gibt übersichtlich und schnell sowohl die Werte der Indikatoren für die einzelnen Kreise als auch einen Vergleich mit dem Landesdurchschnitt und andern Kreisen. Der Einsatz von InstantAtlas wird die Nutzung der Indikatoren deutlich vereinfachen und verbessern."

Dr. Wolfgang Hellmeier, Leiter des Dezernats Gesundheitsindikatoren,  LIGA.

"Our PHIOnline site uses InstantAtlas to make large volumes of statistics much more accessible. Interactive graphics help decision makers interpret issues and trends. The clear visuals stimulate interest, investigation and support confident action to improve public health. User feedback has been excellent."

Dr. Barry Borman, Manager(Epidemiologist) Public Health Intelligence, Ministry of Health, New Zealand

"Instant Atlas is a cost-effective, flexible, and user-friendly web tool that provides professional looking maps, data tables, and graphs of aggregated data. Bar charts with confidence intervals, scatter plots, and trend charts nicely supplement colorful map displays. Data exploration is is easy and fast. Instant Atlas reduces the workload of custom data requests while improving customer satisfaction."

David L. Reichel, Statistician Health Statistics and Data Management, State of New Hampshire

"By using InstantAtlas to make the statistics more accessible, and exploration and analysis easier, we are delivering a better service to our users, helping them more fully understand the data and make better, more informed decisions."

Daniel Eayres, Health Protection Agency NW, Regional Epidemiology

"The powerful visuals in InstantAtlas enable us to communicate the issues clearly with all our audiences. We can analyse local service provision versus targets and easily graph these to make our lobbying assertive and more effective. People with diabetes can also quickly see how their locality is performing."

Charlotte Gosden, Information Analyst, Healthcare and Policy Team, Diabetes UK

"InstantAtlas met the need for a simple, user-friendly interface to our data.

The features that enable users to view details for their local area make this an excellent, well-designed and low cost vehicle to deliver population health data for Australia."

John Glover, Director, Public Health Information Development Unit

This atlas presents a geographical picture of the state of health and health care in the Netherlands. The report displays the levels of obesity throughout the provinces.

"InstantAtlas is an effective tool in delivery of our surveillance goals in North West England.

It is a key part of supporting local Programme working, enabling improved framing of the health protection challenges and enhanced engagement with our local and regional partners."

Dr Will Sopwith, Health Protection Agency NW, Regional Epidemiology

"I have demonstrated the software to a number of senior public health specialists and received a great deal of positive feedback - complex data previously once displayed in tedious two dimensional spreadsheets and charts is now transformed in an exciting and more meaningful manner"

Steven Morgan, Senior Public Health Information Specialist, SEPHO

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"InstantAtlas is helping us get health messages across through visual communications rather than rows of numbers. This saves our audiences time and makes the data much more stimulating and easier to understand. We can add commentary to presentations to assist interpretation too."

Tamsin Jones, Senior Public Health Analyst, Sheffield Primary Care Trust

"InstantAtlas is helping us better communicate health trends and issues and to identify the public health priorities that really matter in our community. InstantAtlas enables the user to play with the information until satisfied they have defined and been presented with the precisely what they want."

Chris Williamson, Information Analyst, Public Health Intelligence Team, Knowsley Primary Care Trust