Geospatial analysis of psychiatry workforce distribution and patient travel time reveals disparities in access to mental healthcare

Erryk S. Katayama , Selamawit Woldesenbet , Muhammad M. Munir , Craig J. Bryan , Kristen M. Carpenter , Timothy M. Pawlik
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Shortages of psychiatrists can lead to disparities in access to mental healthcare. We examined block-level access to psychiatric services via geospatial analysis of locations registered with National Provider Identifier numbers accounting for travel time. Among 718 counties from 12 states, 208 (29%) counties had less than half of their population within 30-min travel time, while only 51 (6%) provided their entire population convenient access to psychiatrists. A considerable amount of the population resides in areas underserved by psychiatry services with varied disparities by rurality and state. Improving access to care could improve mental health outcomes in vulnerable populations.

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精神病学工作人员分布和患者旅行时间的地理空间分析揭示了获得精神保健的差异
精神科医生的短缺可能导致在获得精神保健方面的差距。我们通过地理空间分析,对按旅行时间计算的国家提供者识别码注册的地点进行了调查。在来自12个州的718个县中,208个县(29%)的人口在30分钟的交通时间内不到一半,而只有51个县(6%)为全体人口提供了方便的精神科医生服务。相当多的人口居住在精神病学服务不足的地区,农村和州之间存在不同的差异。改善获得护理的机会可以改善弱势群体的心理健康结果。
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Psychiatry research communications
Psychiatry research communications Psychiatry and Mental Health
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