… by patient geography. The impact on health status of the disparity in geographic access to
… However, many epidemiological studies suggest that health outcomes are better for certain …

… However, due to their importance in assessing geographic access, we focus our discussion
on a minimum cost path between locations and a catchment or service area corresponding …

… Careful iterative testing is essential because these new forms of … to improving population
health in our future health care system. … association between access and health care quality, …

… -1.77) in 2000 had higher odds of losing health care facilities between 2000 and 2014 …
geographic areas with higher levels of poverty in 2000 also had higher odds of losing health care …

… First, we describe the geographic availability of specialty mental health care resources in
the United States, including specialty outpatient mental health treatment clinics and office-…

… ), nor geography for … geographic access to SARS-CoV-2 testing sites is associated with
sociodemographic factors that, in turn, are linked to poor structural access to care and health …

… Cancer Care Settings Because our aim was to describe geographic access to a range of
specialized cancer services, we chose to make NCI Cancer Centers, AMCs, and oncologists as …

… Thus, we conclude that proximity is not the only factor associated with access to healthcare.
While evaluating geographic access, the number of available health providers within the …

… HCV detection and geographic access to primary healthcare for the first time in the UK. The
geographical focus is on the Tayside Health Board of the National Health Service, Scotland, …

… This paper examined the geographical access to COVID-19 healthcare in the 20 largest
Brazilian cities. The study looked at access to both health facilities with capacity for triage and …