CHARACTERISTICS OF TERRITORIAL AVAILABILITY OF PRIMARY AND PRE-MEDICAL CARE FOR THE RURAL POPULATION OF MOUNTAINOUS AND SUBMONTANE ZONE OF RESIDENCE
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https://doi.org/10.11603/1681-2786.2019.4.10945Keywords:
mountainous and submontane zone, rural population, pre-medical and primary medical care, territorial availabilityAbstract
Purpose: to carry out a comprehensive assessment of the territorial availability of primary and pre-medical care for the rural population of the mountainous and submontane zone of Transcarpathian region.
Materials and Methods. Materials of research: data from the State and sectoral statistical reports for the year 2018. Methods of research: medical-and-statistical method and the method of structural-and-logical analysis.
Results. 503.1 thousand people live in 349 villages of mountainous and submontane zones of Transcarpathian region. The length of roads reaches 3814.0 km, 342.9 (8.99 %) km of which have asphalt coating, and 1107.0 (29.02 %) km in winter and spring and autumn period are conditionally travelable. In the submontane zone in terms of administrative territories the distance from the district center to the most remote village ranges from 24.5 km in Svaliava to 70 km in Tiachiv district. In Tiachiv district 20 km are conditionally travelable in spring, winter and autumn. This means that in this period of a year it is complicated, if necessary, to reach the abovementioned villages for emergency medical care teams and provision of hospitalization of sick persons.
In the mountainous geographical zone in terms of administrative territories the distance from the district center to the most remote village ranges from 29 km in Mizhhiria to 51 km in the Volovets district. Of the total number of roads 26.12 % are conditionally travelable in spring, winter and autumn.
173 obstetric stations and 157 family medical outpatient clinics have been opened for providing pre-hospital care.
In the submontane area for the provision of primary health care for 371.8 thousand of rural constant inhabitants 108 family outpatient clinics were opened with the level of provision 2.90 outpatient clinics per 10 thousand population.
In the mountainous area to provide primary health care to 131.3 thousand of rural constant inhabitants 49 family outpatient clinics were opened with the level of provision 3.73 outpatient clinics per 10 thousand people.
Conclusions. The results obtained indicate low level of territorial availability of primary and pre-medical care for the rural population of mountainous and submontane area of Transcarpathian region.
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