Recent studies on healthcare accessibility have made use of medical records to study the
actual patient mobility and its implications for healthcare governance. Drawing on 39,067 …

Background With the rapid demographic shift towards an ageing society, it is a concerted
effort to facilitate elderly's access to healthcare in order to maintain and improve their quality …

With the implementation of the patient-mobility policy and the development of intercity
transportation in China, interprovincial patient mobility has become an important …

Accessibility to healthcare services strongly correlates with residents' health. As one of the
objectives of sustainable cities, the social equality of access to healthcare plays a vital role …

Accessibility to healthcare services is crucial for residents' wellbeing. Numerous studies
have revealed significant spatial inequality in healthcare accessibility across various …

Introduction Although many studies have addressed accessibility inequity of healthcare
services, little research has examined differences in accessibility and its spatiotemporal …

The uneven distribution of medical resources in China has been a persistent concern. This
is particularly evident among patients with severe diseases, who often seek better medical …

Access to health care is key to well-being, and it is increasingly clear that aggregated
accessibility analysis is hard to reflect people's actual healthcare behaviour. This paper …

Unequal distribution of healthcare resources can lead to many fundamental problems,
including the accessibility and equity of care in different regions. Existing studies often focus …

Introduction The existing healthcare-services-related literature tends to examine
accessibility under a single travel mode, and measurement approaches are remaining …