How to avoid maldistribution of medical resources?

[Zhengjiezxxy2010]

As we all know, better doctors, medical treatments, and so on concentrate on the bigger cities while some remote regions lack these things. How to solve the problem in your nations?

[The Tiger Kingdom]

This should be moved to F&NI, I think.

[Tubbsalot]

This should be moved to F&NI, I think.

It is an actual problem, though; in Australia it's pretty much impossible to get anyone to move out of the cities, so a professional working in rural areas can earn hundreds of thousands of dollars per year. It's what it takes.

[The Tiger Kingdom]

This should be moved to F&NI, I think.

It is an actual problem, though; in Australia it's pretty much impossible to get anyone to move out of the cities, so a professional working in rural areas can earn hundreds of thousands of dollars per year. It's what it takes.

I guess the question is: is this IC or OOC?

[Cruciland]

Simple- everyone comes to where the doctors/other important personnel are and pull their weight around the claustopias. (a term used to describe a really compact city) You could easily say that populations outside our claustopias are relatively nonexistant...

[Teddy Bear Republic]

In the TBRE, the Ministry of Health is responsible for identifying population areas and setting up hospitals depending on various population groups, calculating the appropriate density, size and the quota of doctors. The healthcare standards and funding relative to the population are universal, just the sizes of the medical facilities are different. In turn, this is used to hand out the appropriate number of medical resources, although more may be requested.

[Luziyca]

We don't bother. They move, or they die.

[Skibereen]

Doctors follow demand, fewer people means fewer doctors.
the National standard for emergency treatment requires dwellings to be within 3 hours of a medical facility.
This is accomplished by aid stations where by first responders can move a patient to meet an incoming doctor, thus the problem is mitigated.

[Northwest Slobovia]

Northwest Slobovia is heavily urbanized, with almost 95% of people living in large cities. Most of the remainder live within an hour's travel of a large city, so we're not too concerned about the handful of remaining people in isolated areas.

[Potlimitomaha]

Doctors follow demand, fewer people means fewer doctors.
the National standard for emergency treatment requires dwellings to be within 3 hours of a medical facility.
This is accomplished by aid stations where by first responders can move a patient to meet an incoming doctor, thus the problem is mitigated.

This -Potlimitomaha President Simit.

[New Vudnia]

We have “Flying ambulences” with onboard operating tables. We can preform surgery in the air if we can’t get to the nearest hospital in time.

How do you summon one? Fire a signal flare.

[Great Yugra]

Our great princess Igrı misread the question as "how to avoid masturbation of medical resources," but still came back with the very sensible answer:

"Simple fix, just make all the doctors Eunuchs. That ought to do it."

[Fatatatutti]

We have a Flying Doctor Service which provides medical care to the remotest areas. There is also an Air Ambulance Service to take patients to hospitals in the larger centers. Since Fatatatutian culture is not money-oriented and every Fatatatutian is entitled to a guaranteed annual income, there is little problem with medical professionals "going where the money is". In fact, many medical professionals prefer to live in more rural areas and only commute to the cities a few days a week.

-- Dr. Alessandra Nobile, Minister of Health

[Eaischpnaeieacgkque Bhcieaghpodsttditf]

Doctors follow demand, fewer people means fewer doctors.
the National standard for emergency treatment requires dwellings to be within 3 hours of a medical facility.
This is accomplished by aid stations where by first responders can move a patient to meet an incoming doctor, thus the problem is mitigated.

same here.