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This research aims to evaluate the supply and demand of urban health resources in Harbin.

January 14, 2026SustainabilityOpen Access

Urban Health Resource Supply and Demand Assessment and Clustering Zoning Under Different Transportation Modes Based on MM3SFCA: A Case Study of Harbin, China

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Analysis shows significant health resource imbalances in Harbin, suggesting transportation modes affect accessibility.

This research aims to evaluate the supply and demand of urban health resources in Harbin.
Utilized the MM3SFCA method for assessment.
Employed K-means clustering analysis to analyze spatial distribution.
Considered different transportation modes in evaluating accessibility.
About 86% of the population met standards for health care facilities supply.
Only 29% met standards for physical activity facilities.
41% met standards for leisure wellness facilities.

Zhao et al. (2026) studied this question.

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