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Huanhuan Qiang1, Xinyu Xie2, Hui Wang3

  • 1Department of Urban Design, College of Landscape Architecture, Nanjing Forestry University, Nanjing, 210037, China. qhh@njfu.edu.cn.

International journal of health geographics
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PubMed
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大城市的医疗保健资源分配面临着空间不平等. 本研究使用南京的空间框架来揭示资源不匹配,并提出基于精度的解决方案,以实现公平的获取.

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中国中国中国中国.在社区层面优化优化.地理空间分析是什么?医疗保健可访问性 医疗保健可访问性层次化的诊断和治疗系统.南京的南京,就是南京.空间上的不匹配.

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