Social Inequalities in Health

Social Inequalities in Health - New Zealand 1999
Date of publication: September 2000

To achieve its health and independence objectives, the Government requires reliable and valid information on population health outcomes, how equitably these outcomes are distributed across subgroups of the population, and the causes or determinants of these outcomes.

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Social Inequalities in Health - New Zealand 1999 - A summary

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Social Inequalities in Health - New Zealand 1999

Foreword, Acknowledgements Chapter 1: Introduction	(588 Kb)
Chapter 2: Deprivation and Health	(2686 Kb)
Chapter 3: Income and Income Inequality and Health	(1040 Kb)
Chapter 4: Education and Health	(640 Kb)
Chapter 5: Occupational Class and Health	(711 Kb)
Chapter 6: Labour Force Status and Health	(649 Kb)
Chapter 7: Housing and Health	(475 Kb)
Chapter 8: Summary and Conclusions	(844 Kb)
Appendices and References	(3714 Kb)

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