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  • Medical geography: taking space seriously
  • Health ; Health policy ; Locality ; Management ; Medical geography ; Medical services
  • The AA. begin with a discussion of the role of locality in health planning. Next they consider the limited literature in medical geography which has taken a more overtly theoretical perspective on the role of locality. They consider the extent
  • to which the disciplinary reawakening has penetrated the medical geographic consciousness.
  • Medical care utilization in a regional prepaid medical system
  • Physician proletarianization and medical care restructuring in Argentina and Uruguay
  • Argentina ; Medical doctor ; Medical service ; Medicine ; Occupation ; Professional qualifications ; Services ; Social reproduction ; Uruguay
  • The paper traces the loss of physician control over the conditions of their work since the turn of the century. Medical care in both countries has responded to the forces of ethnicity, class, and changing medical technology. The labor theory
  • Spatial differences in Hungarian medical tourism supply based on service providers’ online presence
  • Cooperation ; Health ; Hungary ; Internet ; Medical services ; Medical tourism ; Spatial differentiation ; Spatial distribution ; Supply ; Tourism
  • The paper presents the findings of an Internet-based research project that aims to explore the fundamental characteristics of medical tourism in Hungary. The key issues discussed in the framework of the analysis are the interrelationship
  • of healthcare and tourism on the one hand, and the spatial distribution of medical services and treatments on the other hand. - (AM)
  • Studies in medical geography in Africa
  • The distribution of population and medical facilities in the Arab Republic of Yemen
  • Man, environment and disease in Britain. A medical geography through the ages
  • Virtual medical geographies : conceptualizing telemedicine and regionalization
  • Ethics ; Health ; Medical geography ; Network ; Regionalization ; Technology ; Telemedicine ; Territoriality
  • The paper introduces a range of issues bound up with telemedicine and medical care regionalization and offers a geographical conceptualization of those issues through a synthesis of ideas from several literatures. It examines the formation
  • Myth and reality in the availability of free medical care : the case of Poland
  • The institutional organization of the health care system is presented. Then the problem of availability of medical aid is discussed. Finally, an explanation of the existing situation is attempted.
  • Természeti adottsagaink orvosfoldrajzi vizsgalata A medical geographical investigation of the physical potentials of Hungary
  • The unique geographical endowments of the Carpathian basin. The number of mineral wells are estimated to be at 4000 and spas at 200. It describes their medical effects, too. - (DLO)
  • Journey to asylum: a medical-geographical idea in historical context
  • Distance travelled ; England ; Health ; Historical geography ; Medical geography ; Medical services ; Nineteenth Century ; United Kingdom
  • This paper investigates a specific geographical idea (importance of distance-decay patterns in the utilisation of medical or mental health facilities) and the objective is to illuminate the historical-geographical contexts in which the idea
  • Telemedicine and telepharmaceutical services : a model to improve maldistribution of medical resources between regions and urban/rural sectors in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
  • Medical service ; Medicine ; Professional training ; Saudi Arabia ; Services ; Telecommunications ; Telematics
  • an implication on improving the competency of medical staff, and better utilization of medical resources.
  • Germany ; Health ; Hessen ; Location ; Medical services ; Planning
  • The article shows the starting conditions of the ambulatory medical care as exemplified within different parts of Hessen. The currently used planning tools of control, especially with respect to its influence on the medical care situation
  • , are analyzed as well. The paper deals with ambulatory medical care, the medical infrastructure, the requirement planning, the location factor, the spatial planning and the regional development. - (IfL)
  • Issues in the allocation of resources in the medical sector of developing countries: the Tunisian case
  • In the section I of his paper, the A. briefly examines the theoretical rationale for reliance on a medical referral system and describes its institutional form. In section II, he heuristically discusses the kinds of disequilibria that may arise
  • in such a system and the conditions required for optimality. In section III, he evaluates how well Tunisia's medical referral system satisfies theses conditions. Conclusion: Tunisia's medical system-only partially justifies its current pattern of resource
  • AIDS ; Africa ; Behaviour ; Data ; Epidemic ; Health ; Medical services ; Preventive measure ; Risk
  • Le dernier rapport UNAIDS sur la situation mondiale du SIDA établit que, si des progrès ont été réalisés dans la manière d'aborder le problème, l'épidémie continue d'être une menace importante. Rappel historique : réponse médicale centrée sur le
  • risque individuel (années 1980), changement de comportement centré sur la vulnérabilité individuelle (années 1990), traitement et soins des personnes infectées (années 2000). Défis à venir en Afrique : rendre la prévention plus efficace, réaliser l'accès
  • Medical geography : global perspectives
  • Epidemiology ; Health ; Life expectancy ; Medical geography ; Mortality ; Research
  • The A. presents three basic components of the social infrastructure, i.e. educational system, cultural activities and medical system, including problems concerning the functioning of the medical care and medical services during the period
  • Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) in Asia : a medical geographic perspective
  • China ; Diffusion ; Epidemiology ; Guangdong ; Health ; Medical geography ; Modelling ; Risk ; Singapore ; Taiwan ; Vietnam
  • Medical geographic research in Latin America and the Caribbean in the 1980s and beyond
  • Caribbean ; Disease ; Health ; Latin America ; Medical geography ; Medical services ; Regional pathology ; Research ; Spatial analysis ; Tropical endemic disease
  • Quantitative indices for medical and personnel facilities. A model for better reallocation of resources in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
  • Allocation ; Innovation ; Medical service ; Medicine ; Planning ; Regional disparities ; Saudi Arabia ; Services
  • Saudi Arabia enjoys a high standard of medical facilities, but there is a maldistribution of resources and personnel between regions and urban/rural areas. Innovative indices are used for the reallocation to censure even distribution of services