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there were approximately 469 000 generalist medical practitioners (GPs) across the EU (excluding data for Luxembourg, Slovakia ... data are available) where there were more medical specialists than GPs in 2021. The Member States with the highest number ...

that have conducted or will conduct a digital census and collect the GPS location of all households can produce a high-quality population grid. Such a population grid will create a highly robust and accurate classification of a country’s ...

Hellenic Post address file. High buildings impacted on the accuracy of GPS signals. The survey in rural areas faced other issues, such as not always being able to approach a building’s entrance if a property was inaccessible, for example because ...

time population) and was calibrated using hourly patterns observed in GPS tracking from mobile phone data. The general pattern of considerably more people being in the city centre during the day-time is clearly apparent when contrasting the ...

need of immediate medical attention) can change as general practitioners (GPs) take turns to provide the service. Because of the inherent difficulties of identifying the alternating locations, this service was excluded from the project. ...

portable devices using mobile telephone networks, wireless connections or GPS) and data generated from social media (e.g. social networks, blogs, multimedia content-sharing websites), both of which were used by 7 % of EU businesses. Some 3  ...

* the GPS tracking that shows the complete path that was followed by the surveyor; * any comments made by surveyors and local controllers, which are transmitted along with the data. Those data points requiring correction or additional ...

The number of medical doctors includes generalists (such as general practitioners (GPs)) as well as medical and surgical specialists. These doctors provide services to patients as consumers of health care, including: giving advice, conducting ...