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Regional medical care differences in Akita Prefecture reveal higher hospital dependence in Yuri-Honjo Nikaho district compared to Akita city. This highlights the need for improved integrated community care systems.

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  • Public Health
  • Healthcare Management

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  • This study examines regional disparities in medical treatment accessibility and delivery within Akita Prefecture, Japan.
  • Focuses on an 85-year-old female patient initially treated in Yuri-Honjo Nikaho district for acute artery obstruction.

Observation:

  • The patient required leg amputation, but transfer to Akita city was requested.
  • Yuri-Honjo Nikaho district exhibits higher hospital dependence, with patients frequently admitted for minor condition changes.
  • Akita city demonstrates a more integrated community care system, offering home-based treatments and palliative care.

Findings:

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    • Implications:

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    • Strengthening integrated community care systems is crucial for equitable and efficient healthcare delivery.
    • Educational initiatives promoting integrated community care are vital for societal well-being.