Study on the Distribution Pattern and Driving Factors of Health Poverty among Middle-aged and Elderly People with Chronic Diseases
Li Hongyu
Wu Bing
Zhang Chenxi
Lai Yongqiang
Liu Xinwei
Tian Yulu
Ge Qianqian
Huang Xianhong
Yang Haijun
Yin Fang
Xu Yujuan
Li Ye
Abstract：Objective Based on the assumption of spatial heterogeneity,the distribution pattern and risk characteristics of health poverty in middle-aged and elderly people with chronic diseases are described from the perspective of spatial differentiation.In order to providing a theoretical basis for the optimization of subsequent poverty reduction policies and a model policy for other countries.Methods It used factor detector and interaction detector to capture the role of single-factor and multi-factor interactions on the spatial differentiation of health poverty,and risk detectors were utilized to explore the high-risk factors in risky areas Results The single factor explanation of medical assistance and health education activities is prominent,and the factors such as PM2.5,old-age dependency ratio and urban unemployment rate have strong interaction.Furthermore,it identified high-risk factor characteristics in areas at high risk of health poverty.Conclusion The spatial differentiation pattern of health poverty among the middle-aged and elderly chronic disease population in China is the result of the synergistic driving effect of multidimensional factors,and there is variability in the risk characteristics among regions.The government should establish a contextual optimization strategy and pay attention to the joint effect of multiple factors to establish a synergistic management system.
Keywords：health povertyspatial stratified heterogeneitygeodetectorchronic disease
Publication Date：2025-03-05
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：5( 40-44 )