Analysis of Territorial Accessibility to the Nodes of Health Activity in the Municipality of Pitalito, Colombia
- Diego A. Escobar
- Jorge A. Montoya
- Carlos A. Moncada
Abstract
The current population growth links different social and economic development problems that must be addressed, within these public health, which should be of high priority in order to minimize the threats of health in the citizenry; therefore, administrative entities must get strong commitments in minimum periods of time. Taking into account the above, it is proposed to evaluate the level of accessibility offered by the road infrastructure network in the municipality of Pitalito, department of Huila, as well as the level of coverage by population and area for the years 2015 (base scenario) and 2031 (intervened scenario), through the use of geostatistical methods from digital tools.
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- DOI:10.5539/gjhs.v10n10p1
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