Using GIS and perceived distance to understand the unequal geographies of healthcare in lower-income urban neighbourhoods

Keyphrases

• Low-income 100%
• Healthcare 100%
• Urban Neighborhoods 100%
• Geographic Information System 100%
• Perceptual Distance 100%
• System Distance 100%
• Quality Healthcare 80%
• Healthcare Facilities 60%
• Accessibility Evaluation 60%
• Semi-structured In-depth Interviews 40%
• Health Services Accessibility 40%
• Experience of Care 20%
• Mixed Methodology 20%
• Distance Measure 20%
• Low-income Communities 20%
• Quality Care 20%
• Individual Experience 20%
• Columbus 20%
• Interview Data 20%
• Personal Healthcare 20%
• Equitable Distribution 20%
• Ohio 20%
• Geographic Information System Analysis 20%
• Public Health Research 20%
• Geographers 20%
• Urban Residents 20%
• System Accessibility 20%
• Individual In-depth Interview 20%

Psychology

• Mixed Methods 100%
• Public Health 100%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Quality of Care 100%
• Public Health 25%
• Urban Population 25%