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Good access to health services may be important for effective asthma management amongst patients. Previously, we found elevated asthma mortality in parts of England with poor access to acute hospitals. A possible explanation is that barriers of access to care may lead to residents of more remote areas having a lower propensity to utilize health services, with the result that their asthma is poorly controlled. Here, we examine the relationship between utilization and the geographical accessibility of health services amongst self-reported asthmatics in a rural county of England.

Accessibility and health service utilization for asthma in Norfolk, England