Spatial associations between chronic kidney disease and socio-economic factors in Thailand.

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a persistent, progressive condition characterized by gradual decline of kidney functions leading to a range of health issues. This research used recent data from the Ministry of Public Health in Thailand and applied spatial regression and local indicators of spatial association (LISA) to examine the spatial associations with night-time light, Internet access and the local number of health personnel per population. Univariate Moran's I scatter plot for CKD in Thailand's provinces revealed a significant positive spatial autocorrelation with a value of 0.

Spatial association between socio-economic health service factors and sepsis mortality in Thailand.

Sepsis is a significant global health issue causing organ failure and high mortality. The number of sepsis cases has recently increased in Thailand making it crucial to comprehend the factors behind these infections. This study focuses on exploring the spatial autocorrelation between socio-economic factors and health service factors on the one hand and sepsis mortality on the other.