Probabilidad de atención médica para los pobres en la Zona Metropolitana de Cuernavaca, Morelos, en 2018

Abstract

Based on a social stratification at the block scale and through the generation of service areas, the probability of access to the first level of health to poor groups in the Metropolitan Area of Cuernavaca, Morelos is estimated. As a result, the poor settled in the outskirts of the metropolitan area are those who show a lower probability of access, despite having greater pedestrian access. The research confirms the centralization of public health services and indicates that these are essential to avoid the deepening of poverty, which gives rise to the formulation of health and mobility policy.