Which town in Île-de-France has the poorest access to general practitioners?
Montceaux-lès-Provins (Seine-et-Marne) has the poorest access to general practitioners in Île-de-France: 0.1 visits per inhabitant per year.
What are the 10 towns in Île-de-France with the poorest access to general practitioners?
In order: Montceaux-lès-Provins (0.1 visits per inhabitant per year), Sancy-lès-Provins (0.3 visits per inhabitant per year), Saint-Martin-du-Boschet (0.4 visits per inhabitant per year), Augers-en-Brie (0.4 visits per inhabitant per year), Moisson (0.4 visits per inhabitant per year), La Chapelle-Moutils (0.5 visits per inhabitant per year), Mousseaux-sur-Seine (0.5 visits per inhabitant per year), Louan-Villegruis-Fontaine (0.5 visits per inhabitant per year), Cerneux (0.5 visits per inhabitant per year), and Méricourt (0.6 visits per inhabitant per year).
Which town in Île-de-France has the best access to general practitioners?
Saint-Maur-des-Fossés (Val-de-Marne) has the best access to general practitioners in Île-de-France: 6.2 visits per inhabitant per year. See the towns in Île-de-France with the best access to general practitioners.
How many towns in Île-de-France are ranked?
All of them: the 1,266 towns in Île-de-France appear in this ranking.
How is access to doctors measured?
Localized potential accessibility (APL), calculated by DREES, the statistics office of the French Ministry of Health, measures how many general practitioner visits each inhabitant can access per year. It takes into account doctors in the commune and in nearby communes, how much they work, and the age of the population. In its studies, DREES describes communes with an APL below 2.5 visits per inhabitant per year as underserved. Values are high in tourist resorts, where doctors also serve a seasonal population.