Social Inequalities, Health and Health Care Delivery
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Social Inequalities, Health and Health Care Delivery
Kronenfeld, Jennie Jacobs; Kronenfeld, Jennie Jacobs
Emerald Publishing Limited
11/2002
256
Dura
Inglês
9780762309573
15 a 20 dias
Over the past decade much sociological research has examined some of the links between social status and health status. The results show how higher childhood status predicts better health and lower mortality rates throughout adulthood.
Macro-system issues in social inequality and health care: explaining health related inequalities with a social capital model, J.W. Grimm, Z.W. Brewster; inequalities created in the bio-medicine as the body business, B. Hanson; unforeseen policy effects on the safety net - Medicaid, private hospital closures and the use of the local VAMCs, B.D. Gifford, et al; a critical realist perspective on class relations and health inequalities, G. Scambler, et al. Patient characteristics, social inequality and health and health care services: social inequalities, psychological well-being, and health: longitudinal evidence from a US national study, N.F. Marks, Heejjeong Choi; health lifestyles and social class in the Deep South, M.C. Snead, W.C. Cokerham; mid-life health of African-American women: cumulative disadvantage as a predictor of early senescence, Y.J. Coombs; consumer direction in home and community-based long-term eldercare services, M. Signatur, L. Hollis-Sawyer. Providers and issues of social inequality and health care delivery: organizational supports for and barriers to part-time work arrangements for professionals - the case of radiology, C.E. Bird et al; race and evaluation of health care providers - theoretical and methodological issues, J. Malat; poverty and health disparities: lessons and solutions for health care providers, M. Wilken, B. Furlong; physician office access for the uninsured - an observational study, M. Penner, et al.
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Over the past decade much sociological research has examined some of the links between social status and health status. The results show how higher childhood status predicts better health and lower mortality rates throughout adulthood.
Macro-system issues in social inequality and health care: explaining health related inequalities with a social capital model, J.W. Grimm, Z.W. Brewster; inequalities created in the bio-medicine as the body business, B. Hanson; unforeseen policy effects on the safety net - Medicaid, private hospital closures and the use of the local VAMCs, B.D. Gifford, et al; a critical realist perspective on class relations and health inequalities, G. Scambler, et al. Patient characteristics, social inequality and health and health care services: social inequalities, psychological well-being, and health: longitudinal evidence from a US national study, N.F. Marks, Heejjeong Choi; health lifestyles and social class in the Deep South, M.C. Snead, W.C. Cokerham; mid-life health of African-American women: cumulative disadvantage as a predictor of early senescence, Y.J. Coombs; consumer direction in home and community-based long-term eldercare services, M. Signatur, L. Hollis-Sawyer. Providers and issues of social inequality and health care delivery: organizational supports for and barriers to part-time work arrangements for professionals - the case of radiology, C.E. Bird et al; race and evaluation of health care providers - theoretical and methodological issues, J. Malat; poverty and health disparities: lessons and solutions for health care providers, M. Wilken, B. Furlong; physician office access for the uninsured - an observational study, M. Penner, et al.
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