afrihealthsites
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access to geographic locations of african health sites from different sources
afrihealthsites
access to geographic locations of african health facilities from different sources.
See web interface and paper demonstrating these components.
Part of the afrimapr project.
In early development, will change, contact Andy South with questions.
Install afrihealthsites
Install the development version from GitHub :
# install.packages("remotes") # if not already installed
remotes::install_github("afrimapr/afrihealthsites")
First Usage
library(afrihealthsites)
library(sf)
## WHO database
# with interactive map
sfken <- afrihealthsites("kenya", datasource='who', plot='mapview')
# static map
sfeth <- afrihealthsites("ethiopia", datasource='who', plot='sf')
## healthsites.io
# pre-downloaded data
# with interactive map
sfmali <- afrihealthsites("mali", datasource='healthsites', plot='mapview')
## compare locations from different sources
compare_hs_sources('togo')
# these are defaults
compare_hs_sources('togo', datasources=c('who', 'healthsites'), plot='mapview')
# run a shiny application allowing you to select any country
runviewer()
# live data - requires a free API key from https://healthsites.io/
library(rhealthsites)
#rhealthsites::hs_set_api_key('[requires a free API key from https://healthsites.io/]')
# with interactive map
sfmali <- afrihealthsites("mali", datasource='healthsites_live', plot='mapview')
Find National Master Facility Lists
# all countries list of available MFLs
df <- national_list_avail()
# availability for a single country
national_list_avail("Togo")
# url for data (if available)
national_list_url("Ghana")
# example of reading in data direct from a url and mapping
# will only work for countries where "machine_readable" is TRUE
dfgha <- read.csv(national_list_url("Ghana"))
sfgha <- sf::st_as_sf(dfgha, coords=c("Longitude","Latitude"), crs=4326, na.fail=FALSE)
afrihealthsites('gha',datasource=sfgha, type_column='Type')
specifying countries
The following can be used :
- capitalisation (as you would write the country name in normal text e.g. "South Africa"
- all lower caps (e.g. "south africa")
- 3 letter country iso3c code (e.g. "zaf")
sfzaf1 <- afrihealthsites("south africa", datasource='who', plot=FALSE)
sfzaf2 <- afrihealthsites("ZAF", datasource='healthsites', plot='sf')
sfzaf3 <- afrihealthsites("South Africa", datasource='who', plot='mapview')
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