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ihlr-18895	Martin, Thomas F. II	The Stark Inaccessibility of Medical Care in Rural Indiana: Judicial and Legislative Solutions	2013	44	.pdf	application/pdf	14450	683	46	For example, one guideline for determining whether a geographic area, which has a population to primary care physicians ratio of more than 3,000 to 1 but less than 3,500 to 1, displays a uniquely high demand for primary care physicians, is that the area suffers an infant death rate of more than 20 per 1,000 births. Under this legal framework then, applying the national standard of care to rural physicians might be unfair due to the potential existence of conditions outside the control of rural physicians.100 Specifically, holding rural physicians to the same standard of care as metropolitan physicians is inequitable if metropolitan physicians have access to better medical facilities.10 1	cache/ihlr-18895.pdf	txt/ihlr-18895.txt