Data Driven Healthcare Study: A Comparative Analysis of Cities and Villages

Computer Science

Healthcare systems play a vital role in improving the quality of life and overall development of a nation. However, a significant disparity exists between urban and rural healthcare services, particularly in developing countries. Urban areas are equipped with advanced medical infrastructure, specialized healthcare professionals, and better accessibility to services, whereas rural regions often face challenges such as inadequate facilities, shortage of doctors, and limited access to timely medical care. This study presents a data-driven healthcare analysis to comparatively evaluate healthcare conditions in cities and villages. The proposed approach utilizes data collected from hospitals, government databases, and public health surveys to analyse key parameters such as doctor-to-patient ratio, disease prevalence, healthcare infrastructure, and mortality rates

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