Pathology of rural areas from the risk of COVID19 diseaseCase study: Rural areas of Ijroud city in Zanjan province

Human settlements have faced different challenges due to different cultural, economic, social factors, infrastructures and components threatening the outbreak of coronary heart disease and therefore need different models and systems for management and planning. This planning is more important in rural areas due to common beliefs and cultures, and lack of awareness and efficient management of this crisis will have irreparable consequences for these areas. The study focused on the pathology of rural areas from the risk of coronary heart disease in rural areas of Ijroud city. Applied research and research method is descriptive-analytical research. Research information was obtained in the form of documentary reports. Data analysis was performed in the form of spatial and geographical statistics in ArcGIS / GeoDA and SPSS. Documentary form was obtained. In rural areas, there is a positive and significant relationship between coronary heart disease and service levels in these areas. On the other hand, most services are concentrated in more populated areas and less populated areas have lower service levels. It is clear that areas with fewer services refer to areas that have these services for services, and given the nature of infectious diseases that are more prevalent in transportation and transportation routes, this is a major factor in the spread of the disease among areas. The village has become larger and more populous. In the study, 6 rural areas that were in the main focus of the disease were identified that management and preventive measures should be taken to provide services and restrictions on referral to these areas.