Regional planning of maternity services
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Health Services Research
|January 1, 1975
Abstract:
Analysis of utilization data from maternity units in a ten-county region in New York indicates that more small rural maternity units exist in that region than are needed. A mathematical model is used to ascertain optimal unit sizes, and criteria are developed by which units could be combined for more efficient use of facilities.
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