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What Works In Reducing Inequalities In Child Health 2nd Helen Roberts

Name: What Works In Reducing Inequalities In Child Health 2nd Helen Roberts
SKU: BELL-7308424
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Publisher: Policy Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.02 MB

Pages: 184

Author: Helen Roberts

ISBN: 9781847429964, 9781847429971, 1847429963, 1847429971

Language: English

Year: 2012

Edition: 2nd

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What Works In Reducing Inequalities In Child Health 2nd Helen Roberts by Helen Roberts 9781847429964, 9781847429971, 1847429963, 1847429971 instant download after payment.

This revised edition of Helen Roberts’ classic study of child health inequalities features new case studies, updated research references, and a new section on cost effectiveness—an important tool in an era of government spending cutbacks. Applying tools from a variety of disciplines and drawing on evidence from the UK and beyond, Roberts tests the effectiveness of public policy, community, and individual efforts to reduce health inequalities among children at different life stages—including infancy, early years, middle childhood, and adolescence—and to address the particular needs of disabled children.