Background It is necessary to ensure sufficient healthcare. The use of current, precise and
realistic methods to model spatial accessibility to healthcare and thus improved decision …

Objective Primary health care (PHC) is widely perceived to be the backbone of health care
systems. Since the outbreak of COVID-19, PHC has not only provided primary medical …

Good accessibility of health care services is essential to meet the needs of the population
and ensure adequate health care coverage. It usually refers to two spatial dimensions …

The two-step floating catchment area (2SFCA) method continues to be a popular measure of
spatial accessibility, especially in relation to primary-level health care. Despite its popularity …

Ensuring everyone has access to health care regardless of demographic, geographic and
social economic status is a key component of universal health coverage. In sub-Saharan …

In recent years there have been several attempts to develop quantitative measures of
potential spatial access to health care services which, despite their limitations, offer many …

Studies on social and regional inequalities in access to health care often use spatial
indicators such as physician density to measure access to health care. However, the …

Spatial accessibility to health care plays a vital role in the evaluation of medical resource
equality. A widely used method of spatial accessibility is the Two-Step Floating Catchment …

Background Inequalities in geographic access to health care result from the configuration of
facilities, population distribution, and the transportation infrastructure. In recent accessibility …

In recent decades, the health care delivery system in the United States has been greatly
transformed and more widely examined. Even with one of the most developed health care …