Abstract
To explore the rationality of the spatial distribution structure of medical institutions in Wuhan and provide a reasonable reference basis for the spatial layout of medical institutions. Using GIS spatial analysis methods to study the distribution characteristics and spatial accessibility in Guangzhou. Medical institutions in Wuhan have obvious spatial agglomeration characteristics and are concentrated in the central urban area. The spatial distribution of medical institutions in Wuhan is unbalanced and concentrated in the central urban area. The waste of health resources and the scarcity of health resources exist at the same time. The accessibility and fairness of medical institutions need to be improved, and reasonable planning and adjustment should be made.
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