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Spatial Accessibility to Hospital Capacity and the Concentration of Health-System Contributions in New Jersey
BackgroundHospital consolidation increasingly places multiple hospitals under common system control. However, spatial accessibility estimates alone do not indicate whether that accessibility is distributed across many health systems or concentrated within a few. MethodsWe used the enhanced two-step
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