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Social and Policy Factors Influencing Spatial Accessibility of Hearing Healthcare Providers in the United States
IntroductionHearing loss is common and treatable, but many individuals with hearing loss do not receive appropriate care. Spatial accessibility, having enough healthcare providers close enough to populations who need their services, is essential for hearing loss treatment. Ear and hearing care (EHC)
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