Social networks and healthy cities: spreading good practices based on a spanish case study

The city of Vitoria-Gasteiz in Spain is considered a "healthy city" and has implemented sustainable actions to increase the mobility of its healthcare professionals. The objectives of this study are firstly to account for the use of bicycles at work as a strategy for a healthy city and sec...

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Published in:Geographical review 2017-10, Vol.107 (4), p.624-639
Main Authors: Benito del pozo, Paz, Serrano, Néstor, Marqués-sánchez, Pilar
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Bicycles
Bicycling
Case studies
Chronic illnesses
Cities
Health care
healthy city
Medical geography
Medical personnel
Mobility
Opinion leaders
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
Social interactions
Social network analysis
Social networks
Social organization
Social support
sustainable urban development
Type 2 diabetes
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Case studies
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Cities
Health care
healthy city
Medical geography
Medical personnel
Mobility
Opinion leaders
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Social interactions
Social network analysis
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Social organization
Social support
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Type 2 diabetes
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