Regional differences and spatial patterns of health status of the member states in the "Belt and Road" Initiative.

This is, for relatively simple health indicators such as the mortality rate and prevalence rate of diseases, whether communicable diseases or non-communicable diseases, the spatial pattern (clustering, dispersion or randomly distributed) generally shows a clear trend, while for complex health indicators such as life expectance at birth, maternal mortality ratio and total fertility rate, the spatial pattern and spatial stratified heterogeneity indicated by the q-statistics are not clearly put, as the value of the health indicators depend on other complicated statistics such as population, GDP, health facilities, and insurance systems.

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