2012
DOI: 10.7202/1008891ar
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Une géographie de l’offre de soins en restructuration : les territoires des maternités en Bourgogne

Abstract: Mots-clésMaternité, accessibilité spatiale, inégalités, aires d'attraction, flux, Bourgogne. Axe 2 Territoires d' études, territoires d' action, acteurs en présence -L' espace quotidien et l' accessibilitéVersion originale soumise en mars 2011. Version révisée reçue en septembre 2011. Cahiers de géographie du QuébecVolume 55, numéro 156, décembre 2011 AbstractThe organization of perinatal healthcare services in France is undergoing significant change due to the restructuring of maternity healthcare services an… Show more

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“…However, there is indirect evidence of this relationship, such as the fact that 41 women gave birth in an institution whose maternity hospital was closed and replaced by an outpatient antenatal consultation center (Centre Périnatal de Proximité, CPP), increasing the distance to the nearest maternity hospital in the catchment area of these institutions. This is particularly true in the Burgundy region, which has been heavily affected by the closure of maternity hospitals [18,22,23], and has seen a significant increase in access times in rural areas, from less than 15 minutes up to one hour in some municipalities [24]. From 2000 to 2010, remote areas in Burgundy saw the closure of four maternity hospitals which were replaced by CPPs [17].…”
Section: Level Of Urbanizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, there is indirect evidence of this relationship, such as the fact that 41 women gave birth in an institution whose maternity hospital was closed and replaced by an outpatient antenatal consultation center (Centre Périnatal de Proximité, CPP), increasing the distance to the nearest maternity hospital in the catchment area of these institutions. This is particularly true in the Burgundy region, which has been heavily affected by the closure of maternity hospitals [18,22,23], and has seen a significant increase in access times in rural areas, from less than 15 minutes up to one hour in some municipalities [24]. From 2000 to 2010, remote areas in Burgundy saw the closure of four maternity hospitals which were replaced by CPPs [17].…”
Section: Level Of Urbanizationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ce bilan général masque la situation des femmes habitant dans des zones où les maternités sont très peu nombreuses et où la fermeture de l'une d'elles bouleverse les trajectoires [5,9]. Ces situations sont peu étudiées car elles sont très éclatées sur le territoire, portent sur des environnements géographiques hétérogènes et concernent à chaque fois un petit nombre de femmes.…”
Section: Implantation Et Accessibilité Des Servicesunclassified