Las tecnologías de la información geográfica aplicadas a la planificación territorial sanitaria

Content Provider	Semantic Scholar
Author	Ramírez, Mirta Liliana
Copyright Year	2005
Abstract	During the last decades, Land Planning, as the expression of diverse policies over a territory, has been enhanced by Geographic Information Technologies (GIT) as they allow for an integrated analysis including a high number of spatially referenced variables. The study of the distribution of hospitals is part of the so-called Health Land Planning. In this sense, location-allocation models, present in a number of software, develop an important role in decision making processes aimed at solving population's health-related problems. First, this work shows the application of the multi-attribute utility model (MAUT) as the pertinent procedure for efficient finding to estimate the demand of hospital-related services. Second, it shows the application of location-allocation models, implemented within LOCALIZA software as an efficient tool for determining new potential locations for hospital installations in agreement with society health demands.
Starting Page	57
Ending Page	82
Page Count	26
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Language	English
Access Restriction	Open
Content Type	Text
Resource Type	Article