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<p>Density (per 1000 population) of health care resources in neighborhoods with the highest (Q5) and lowest (Q1) proportion of essential workers (2020): Means and standard error bars.</p> Kate Duchowny (10924186) Vicky Wang (25145214) Grace Noppert (4066201) Robert Melendez (11181355) Lindsay Gypin (25145217) Philippa Clarke (4049026) Medicine Biotechnology Evolutionary Biology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Sociology Developmental Biology Infectious Diseases uneven community conditions strengthening preparedness efforts american community survey 2016 &# 8211 including food outlets substantially lower access significantly less access essential &# 8221 greater american public 55 million u health care facilities fewer essential workers essential workers lived essential workers generally green space compared xlink "> neighborhoods greater access health care public health essential workers xlink "> green space food stores examined access better access essential workforce essential work workers required workers played workforce sheltered varying concentrations united states unequal places tract data services crucial residential concentration primary objective physical characteristics person work neighborhood environments neighborhood characteristics linked data large segments <p>Density (per 1000 population) of health care resources in neighborhoods with the highest (Q5) and lowest (Q1) proportion of essential workers (2020): Means and standard error bars.</p> 2026-09-30T17:30:21Z Image Figure 10.1371/journal.pone.0357792.g004 https://figshare.com/articles/figure/_p_Density_per_1000_population_of_health_care_resources_in_neighborhoods_with_the_highest_Q5_and_lowest_Q1_proportion_of_essential_workers_2020_Means_and_standard_error_bars_p_/34035054 CC BY 4.0