Shiny Apps and Dashboards

Selected and publicly available R Shiny applications and related dashboards used to support various projects and research initiatives.

Screenshot of the SPatial Analysis Rendering Tool for Outcomes-based research (SPARTO) shiny app

SPatial Analysis Rendering Tool for Outcomes-based research (SPARTO) — Shiny App to quickly build choropleth maps from User provided data. This application supports any spatially-referenced output that the User wishes to visualize in a choropleth.

Screenshot of the Map Supplement: Geographic Variability in Time from HIV Diagnosis to Viral Suppression in the Deep South - A Roadmap to Accelerated Treatment Initiation shiny app

Map Supplement: Geographic Variability in Time from HIV Diagnosis to Viral Suppression in the Deep South - A Roadmap to Accelerated Treatment Initiation — Shiny App illustrating geographic differences in median time to HIV viral suppression (viral load < 200 copies/mL blood) from HIV diagnosis, in days, in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama.

Screenshot of the Harm Reduction in Southern Communities shiny app

Harm Reduction in Southern Communities — Shiny App depicting county-level choropleths of opiod/substance use data, including overdose deaths, overdose-related ER visits, and overdose-related EMS visits.

Screenshot of the Neighborhood-Level Financial Exclusion and Cancer Screening Disparities in the U.S., 2017–2022 shiny app

Neighborhood-Level Financial Exclusion and Cancer Screening Disparities in the U.S., 2017–2022 — Web-based Dashboard depicting choropleths illustrating the temporal and geographic variability of home loan denial rates and cancer screening rates (Colorectal, Breast, and Cervical) by US census tract.

Screenshot of the Epidemic Preparedness and Vaccine Equity: Access for All shiny app

Epidemic Preparedness and Vaccine Equity: Access for All — Shiny App depicting the location of Dollar General stores and commericial vaccination providers (e.g., Walgreens, CVS, etc.) in Alabama, as well as, choropleths county-level COVID-19 vaccination rates.

Screenshot of the Map Supplement: Redlining and Time to Viral Suppression Among Persons With HIV shiny app

Map Supplement: Redlining and Time to Viral Suppression Among Persons With HIV — Shiny App accompanying a study examining the relationship between historical redlining (1930s-era HOLC residential security grades) and time to viral suppression among persons with HIV in New Orleans, Louisiana. The full manuscript is available HERE.