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Measuring access to primary health care using two-step floating catchment areas and a public/private multi-modal transport model

Mitchel Langford, Gary Higgs, Rich Fry Orcid Logo

Plurimondi: An International Forum for Research and Debate on Human Settlement. Reflections on theoretical and quantitative geography (I), Volume: 8, Issue: 16, Pages: 29 - 52

Swansea University Author: Rich Fry Orcid Logo

Published in: Plurimondi: An International Forum for Research and Debate on Human Settlement. Reflections on theoretical and quantitative geography (I)
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title Measuring access to primary health care using two-step floating catchment areas and a public/private multi-modal transport model
spellingShingle Measuring access to primary health care using two-step floating catchment areas and a public/private multi-modal transport model
Rich Fry
title_short Measuring access to primary health care using two-step floating catchment areas and a public/private multi-modal transport model
title_full Measuring access to primary health care using two-step floating catchment areas and a public/private multi-modal transport model
title_fullStr Measuring access to primary health care using two-step floating catchment areas and a public/private multi-modal transport model
title_full_unstemmed Measuring access to primary health care using two-step floating catchment areas and a public/private multi-modal transport model
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