Geographic Accessibility
Disease wide accessibility of the elderly in primary care setting: The relationship between geographic accessibility and utilization of outpatient services in Tokushima prefecture, Japan
... geographical accessibility and the disease-wide utilization of outpatient services in Japa- nese ...between geographic accessibility and the utiliza- tion of outpatient services in five disease ...
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Association between Geographic Accessibility of Home Care Clinics and Hospitalization in Japan Using Geographic Information Systems and Insurance Claim Data
... clinic accessibility was around ...non-homogeneous geographic distribution and contribution in the regression analysis, we concluded that geographic accessibility better explains reductions in ...
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Measurement of the potential geographic accessibility from call to definitive care for patient with acute stroke
... modelling geographic access to emer- gency departments was conducted in 2009 in the United States ...as accessibility was addressed in terms of travelling time from the road net- work at different time ...
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Choice in maternity care: associations with unit supply, geographic accessibility and user characteristics
... Results: Overall, about one-third of women chose their maternity units based on proximity. This proportion increased steeply as supply was constrained. Greater distances between the first and second closest maternity ...
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<p>Geographic Accessibility, Readiness, and Barriers of Health Facilities to Offer Tuberculosis Services in East Gojjam Zone, Ethiopia: A Convergent Parallel Design</p>
... poor geographic accessibility to TB services (over 10km distance from the nearest health facility) and had poor facility ...accessible geographic locations of health facilities were identi fi ed as ...
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Quantitative measurements of inequality in geographic accessibility to pediatric care in Oita Prefecture, Japan: Standardization with complete spatial randomness
... on geographic accessibility of health care have been published; some of them have pre- sented sophisticated and complex techniques for measur- ing accessibility, making use of with higher-performance ...
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Geographic accessibility to primary healthcare centers in Mozambique
... the geographic accessibility of population to existing Healthcare Centers (HC), and to estimate the number of persons served by the health network of ...model accessibility to HC using ...
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Geographies of hepatitis C : exploring the extent to which geographic accessibility to healthcare influences outcomes amongst individuals infected with Hepatitis C in NHS Tayside, Scotland
... 139 Shepard et al., 2005). The processes borne by the liver during chronic HCV infection are referred to as fibrosis, leading to cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma on average 20- 30 years later (Kiyosawa, Sodeyama, ...
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Farmácia Popular Program: changes in geographic accessibility of medicines during ten years of a medicine subsidy policy in Brazil
... The results indicate that the FPP succeeded in increas- ing geographic coverage. There have been dramatic in- creases in FPP coverage in most regions between 2006 when the private pharmacy component started and ...
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Challenges and strategies to improve the availability and geographic accessibility of physicians in Portugal
... may not be addressed adequately in a timely manner. The availability and accessibility of qualified health workers de- termines which services, and in which quantity, will be available to a population [1, 2, 5, ...
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Use of Spatial Analysis to Assess Geographic Accessibility of Community Pharmacies in São Mateus
... Pharmaceutical services contribute to the rational use of medicines by ensuring the provision of appropriate, safe and effective pharmacotherapies. Thus, it is important to investigate whether the geographical ...
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An analysis of the accessibility of video lottery terminals: the case of Montréal
... gle accessibility measurement, ...and accessibility to ...other accessibility measurements? Most of the stud- ies do not directly measure the spatial accessibility of VLTs by using ...
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Fairness or Not? Health Resources Allocation in Chongqing—Based on Theil Index
... To Adjust Structure of Human Resource and Improve Geographic Accessibility According to results, orders of fairness of health resources allocation in Chongqing are bed, doctor, health te[r] ...
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Study of the Behaviour of Welded T-Joints In Hollow Circular Steel Sections
... . Accessibility measures can be grouped into five categories: travel-cost approach, gravity or opportunities approach, constraints-based approach, utility-based surplus approach and composite ...individuals’ ...
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Injury mortality and accessibility to emergency care in Japan: an observational epidemiological study
... An observational epidemiological study was conducted in all 1,742 municipalities in Japan. Extracted characteristics were 1) sizes of the overall population and the population aged over 65 years; 2) accessibility ...
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Accessibility planning for cyclists
... smaller accessibility polygon, under-estimates the accessibility for this indicator and location by ...this accessibility indicator is actually an overestimate of ...based accessibility ...
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Bridging and Relevance
... the accessibility o f discourse entities alone cannot offer a satisfactory explanation of why some cases of reference assignment lead to stylistic infelicity, and others do ...
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Women, families and work : how to help L&Q's women residents into work and tackle the barriers they face
... These common constraints included: Accessibility and affordability of formal childcare Difficulties organising informal childcare with friends and family Accessibility and availabi[r] ...
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Evaluating Bus System as Transportation Mode in Gaza Strip – Palestine Using GIS
... to accessibility and coverage (by measuring Ideal Stop-Accessibility Index ISAI), and also with respect to other criteria such as the effect of bus stop on traffic, the existence of sidewalks and crosswalks ...
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Accessibility and singular foliations
... The main result of Part One is to show that the accessible sets of an arbitrary collection A of 'arrows' = isotopy families of local diffeomorphisms on a manifold M possess a differentia[r] ...
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