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USING GIS TO ASSESS THE IMPACT OF CLIMATIC FACTORS ON ORGANIZATION OF MOBILE HEALTH CARE
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GIS provide enormous opportunities in the field of analysis of territories on the basis of thematic maps and satellite images when planning medical services in remote areas. The article considers the problems of providing a planned, emergency medical care outside of the city, as well as ways to optimize traffic routes, taking into account remoteness, natural and climatic factors, vegetation terrain, soil and soil, terrain, bodies of water permeability, the technical characteristics of vehicles on the bridge obstacles when driving, using GIS analysis. The article considers the problems of providing a planned, emergency medical care outside of the city, as well as ways to optimize traffic routes, taking into account remoteness, natural and climatic factors, vegetation terrain, soil and soil, terrain, bodies of water permeability, the technical characteristics of vehicles on the bridge obstacles when driving, using GIS analysis .Presents a methodology for determining the route in the planning of medical support during emergency situations. Given an example of the geoinformatic analysis for planning the provision of routine, urgent and emergency mobile care in rural and remote areas.
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