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Spatial cognition mechanism of health: the relationship between perceived accessibility of medical facilities and health and health behavior/

HE Jun

Spatial cognition mechanism of health: the relationship between perceived accessibility of medical facilities and health and health behavior/ Jun He, Xinxian Wang and Xiangdong Gao - 2023

This article uses China Migrants Dynamic Survey to examine the relationship between perceived accessibility of medical facilities and health and health behaviour. The results show that perceived accessibility is positively associated with health and related behaviour.

Subjects--Topical Terms:
CHINA
HEALTH
MEDICAL--FACILITIES

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