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Table 1.

Summary of interaction patterns between hospitals and block groups.

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Fig 1.

Hospitals’ dynamic catchment area.

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Fig 2.

Block groups’ dynamic catchment sizes.

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Table 2.

Summary of distance decay model calibration.

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Fig 3.

Two samples of the distribution of visits over distance comparing the fitted power-law and exponential models.

a) Example of Power-Law distance decay. b) Example of Exponential distance decay.

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Fig 4.

Accessibility map based on E2SFCA and default parameters.

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Fig 5.

Accessibility map based on revised E2SFCA.

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Fig 6.

Comparative correlation of traditional and revised accessibility models with health outcomes.

a) The E2SFCA with default values. b) Revised E2SFCA.

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Fig 7.

Accessibility and income: validating spatial models against socioeconomic indicators.

a) The E2SFCA with default values. b) Revised E2SFCA.

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Table 3.

Quantitative comparison of spatial inequality and clustering.

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