The Tyranny of Distance: Mapping the accessibility of veterinary services in Australia using geospatial modelling

Inaccessible veterinary services is a human equity issue, as well as an animal health and welfare concern. Poor veterinary coverage in rural and regional areas increases the risk of disease outbreaks and leads to preventable diseases and deaths in animals. Innovative solutions are required to improve veterinary services in Australia's care deserts.

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Australian Veterinary Journal
Published
2025-12-24
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1111/avj.70051
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2
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Veterinary Practice and Education Studies
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The Tyranny of Distance: Mapping the accessibility of veterinary services in Australia using geospatial modelling

Dennis S. Pukallus, BD Orr
2 citations
Australian Veterinary Journal
Veterinary Practice and Education Studies
6.24
article

The Tyranny of Distance: Mapping the accessibility of veterinary services in Australia using geospatial modelling

Dennis S. Pukallus, BD Orr
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2 citations

Abstract

Inaccessible veterinary services is a human equity issue, as well as an animal health and welfare concern. Poor veterinary coverage in rural and regional areas increases the risk of disease outbreaks and leads to preventable diseases and deaths in animals. Innovative solutions are required to improve veterinary services in Australia's care deserts.

Australian Veterinary Journal
Mackay Base Hospital (AU), Australian Pork (Australia) (AU), James Cook University (AU)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 3%
Veterinary Practice and Education Studies
6.24
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