The advantages of research based on data from land registers are their relatively good accessibility, nationwide coverage and updates at equal yearly intervals, and the direct possibility to combine the data with statistics published for administrative units.
There were substantial nationwide variations in geographic accessibility to pediatric and adult endocrinologists at county and state levels, as well as disparities in access to an endocrinologist within a reasonable driving distance, by urban/rural status and by age.
Credit unions also offer access to tens of thousands of free ATMs nationwide, including at key 7-Eleven locations, rivaling the accessibility of the largest Wall Street banks.
In 2000 the Korean government initiated efforts to secure healthcare accessibility and efficiency anytime and anywhere via the nationwide healthcare information system by the end of 2010.
There is a wide coverage nationwide with a density of 2.3 PHC centres per 10 000 capita and accessibility level of approximately 97% [ 12].
In the long-term motorway and main road development program (updated in 2011), the results of the 2008 nationwide O-D survey were used as weights in the calculation of different accessibility scenarios belonging to different future road networks.
Nevertheless, 10 years after its introduction a nationwide facility based EmONC assessment survey that was conducted in 2008 revealed gaps in availability, accessibility and quality of EmONC services across the country.
But as the popularity and accessibility of long-distance road travel increased, so, too, did the need for coherent nationwide standards.
Although a Disability Act has been passed, he says amendments are needed and criticises a stark "lack of funding and any sense the provisions are being adhered to in terms of accessibility to public buildings and the creation of opportunity to the various disabled groups nationwide".
