<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>You are an expert on climate change, human mobility and migration. Answer the question truthfully.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>Here are the title and abstract of a scientific paper probably related to climate change, human mobility and migration..
Title:"EMPIRICAL APPROACH TO THE USE OF DIAGNOSTIC TECHNOLOGY. A SPATIAL ANALYSIS BY AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITIES."
Abstract:"Background and Objective: In health, there is concern about people's access to high-tech diagnostic (HTD), because the existence of such technology does not guarantee equity and access for all the people of the same territory. Therefore, the aim of this study is twofold: analyzing whether the use of HTD is similar throughout the Spanish territory and second, showing how spatial analysis is a suitable technique to work inequalities in health. Methods: We conduct a spatial analysis which seeks to study HTD in the autonomous communities (ACs), taking into account various Spanish groups and variables: population over 65 years, immigrant population, per capita income and private health coverage. Results: We show that there is variability of behaviour in the use of HTD in the 17 ACs that make up the Spanish territory, taking into account some of the groups analyzed. Conclusions: As for the population of the elderly, it cannot be said that the ACs with the highest percentage present the greatest expenditure in diagnostic tests for HTD. As regards the immigrant population, only the per capita number of studies with hemodialysis machines shows a positive relationship with this group. Regarding the relationship between per capita income and the number of studies on HTD per AC, no statistically significant relationship between both variables was found. Finally, it cannot be said that the autonomous communities with a higher proportion of the population with private health coverage perform fewer HTD tests in public health.."
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EMPIRICAL APPROACH TO THE USE OF DIAGNOSTIC TECHNOLOGY. A SPATIAL ANALYSIS BY AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITIES
Background and Objective: In health, there is concern about people's access to high-tech diagnostic (HTD), because the existence of such technology does not guarantee equity and access for all the people of the same territory. Therefore, the aim of this study is twofold: analyzing whether the use of HTD is similar throughout the Spanish territory and second, showing how spatial analysis is a suitable technique to work inequalities in health. Methods: We conduct a spatial analysis which seeks to study HTD in the autonomous communities (ACs), taking into account various Spanish groups and variables: population over 65 years, immigrant population, per capita income and private health coverage. Results: We show that there is variability of behaviour in the use of HTD in the 17 ACs that make up the Spanish territory, taking into account some of the groups analyzed. Conclusions: As for the population of the elderly, it cannot be said that the ACs with the highest percentage present the greatest expenditure in diagnostic tests for HTD. As regards the immigrant population, only the per capita number of studies with hemodialysis machines shows a positive relationship with this group. Regarding the relationship between per capita income and the number of studies on HTD per AC, no statistically significant relationship between both variables was found. Finally, it cannot be said that the autonomous communities with a higher proportion of the population with private health coverage perform fewer HTD tests in public health.