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Income and Social Status

By hotrocket
Created 2006-09-13 15:27

  • Making Work Pay [7]- CPRN Nov 2006
  • Social Capital and Health: Maximizing the Benefits [8]
  • Women 's Perspectives on Poverty: Photos and stories by women on low-income in Calgary [9](Oct 2004)
  • Keeping Kids in School - Pathways to Education are Pathways to Health [10]- Featured in Canadian Health Network's Healthlink newsletter.
  • Fundamental Sources of Health Inequalities [11] Link BG and Phelan JC Policy Challenges in Modern Health Care, 71-84, May 2005
  • Health inequalities: concepts, frameworks and policy - Briefing paper [12] The purpose of this paper by the NHS Health Development Agency (UK) is to highlight some of the conceptual issues relating to socioeconomic inequalities in health.
  • Measuring child benefits: Measuring child poverty [13] This report addresses two critical questions in social policy: what is child poverty and how much is an adequate child benefit?
  • Poverty: assessing the distribution of health risks by socioeconomic position at national and local levels [14] Geneva, World Health Organization, 2004 -WHO Environmental Burden of Disease Series, No. 10
  • Why the Innocenti Report Card on Child Poverty is so important... [14](pdf)
  • Innocenti Report Card No. 7 [15] - Child Poverty in Perspective: an overview of child well-being in rich countries. (UNICEF IRC, 20 April 2007)
  • Health systems confront poverty [16]This report documents WHO's preliminary findings on how health systems can have a positive impact on alleviating poverty. The analysis of the case studies documented leads to three main conclusions: (a) that health systems can indeed take effective action to improve the health of the poor; (b) that in some cases health systems can actually represent an additional barrier for the poor; and (c) that there is an urgent need for more knowledge, training and capacity building in this area. [Source: [KUUC] E-Watch on Innovation in Health Services]
  • The Reality of Child & Family Poverty in Southwest Alberta [17] (September 2005)
  • Social Exclusion and the Health of Canadians: Where are the Gaps? [18] 2003 Social Inclusion Research Conference Summary

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