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Changes in Spatial Access to Obstetric Care in Germany from 2014 to 2024: A Nationwide Travel Time Analysis
BackgroundTimely access to healthcare is vital especially during childbirth, as it affects unplanned out-of-hospital births, survival and morbidity outcomes. In Germany, the number of maternity wards decreased since 2014, potentially increasing travel times for pregnant women. We examined changes in
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