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This study evaluated the accessibility of EMS which considers two related trips in Chongqing. Although the accessibility of ambulances in Chongqing was relatively high, the accessibility of monitoring ambulance was relatively low. Regional and urban-rural differences in the accessibility of complete EMS integrating two related trips were obvious. It was recommended to increase financial investment in economic backward areas, increase high-quality EMS resources, enhance EMS capacity of central township health centers, strengthen road construction in mountainous areas, and provide reasonable planning of rural settlements for improving the spatial accessibility of EMS, narrowing the urban-rural gap and improving equity in getting EMS for all the people.
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