Determinants of health poverty vulnerability in rural areas of Western China in the post-poverty relief era: an analysis based on the Anderson behavioral model

Table 1 Classification and definition of independent variables

Variable		Definition	Reference
Predisposing factors	Gender	0 = Female	Female
	Gender	1 = Male	Female
	Age	Quantitative variable
	Marital status	1 = Single	Single
		2 = Married
		3 = Separated/Divorced
		4 = Widowed
	Ethnicity	1 = Han	Others
	Ethnicity	0 = Others	Others
	Family size	1 = Single	Single
		2 = Small
		3 = Big
	Resident population	Quantitative variable
	Dependency ratio	Quantitative variable
	Household occupation	1 = Farmer	Rural nonfarm population
	Household occupation	0 = Ruralnonfarm population	Rural nonfarm population
Enabling factors	Educational level	1 = No education	No education
		2 = Primary school
		3 = Secondary school
		4 = High school or more
	Proportion of insured	Quantitative variable
	Household incomes per capita	Quantitative variable
	Household income grouping	1 = Low income level	Low-income level
		2 = Lower middle-income group
		3 = Middle income group
		4 = Upper middle-income group
		5 = High income level
	Whether it is a subsistence allowance	1 = Yes	No
	Whether it is a subsistence allowance	0 = No	No
	Distance to nearest medical facility (km)	Quantitative variable
	Percentage of major medical expenses	Quantitative variable
Need factors	Families suffer from chronic disease types	Quantitative variable
	Average household health score
	Number of medical consultations per household
	Number of hospitalized persons
	Number of days of family hospitalization
	Whether bills were incurred due to illness	1 = Yes	No
	Whether bills were incurred due to illness	0 = No	No

ISSN: 1471-2458