Investigate the efficiency of primary care facilities in emergency situations by application of geographical and demographic standards using GIS.

Q2 Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutics F1000Research Pub Date : 2024-12-23 eCollection Date: 2023-01-01 DOI:10.12688/f1000research.140107.2

Ali E M Jarghon, Nyoman Anita Damayanti, Inge Dhamanti, Anas M M Awad

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Background: This study applied geographical standards (coverage distance) and demographic standards to investigate the capabilities of primary healthcare facilities to cover the largest area of the study area and the service area that can be accessed. This study was conducted to find out the sufficient number of primary healthcare (PHC) centers required to provide healthcare services to the entire community.

Methods: Data was obtained by applying geographic information system (GIS) techniques to analyze primary care facilities using the demographic and geographic standards for primary care facilities.

Results: PHC centers cover 79% of the study area according to the geographical standard. The study area needs 41 additional centers to cover the shortfall in service provision per the demographic and geographic standards.

Conclusions: A significant deficiency in the number of primary care centers found in the study area compared to the large population at the geographical and demographic standards level.

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利用地理信息系统，采用地理和人口标准，调查紧急情况下初级保健设施的效率。

背景：本研究采用地理标准（覆盖距离）和人口标准来调查初级医疗保健设施覆盖研究区最大面积的能力和可获得的服务范围。本研究旨在找出为整个社区提供医疗保健服务所需的足够数量的初级医疗保健（PHC）中心：方法：采用地理信息系统（GIS）技术，根据初级保健设施的人口和地理标准对初级保健设施进行分析，从而获得数据：结果：根据地理标准，初级保健中心覆盖了研究区域的 79%。根据人口和地理标准，研究地区需要增加 41 个中心来弥补服务供应的不足：结论：根据地理和人口标准，与庞大的人口数量相比，研究地区的初级保健中心数量明显不足。

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