Radical
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Radical Statistics
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Official Health Statistics: An Unofficial Guide |
Susan Kerrison and Alison Macfarlane (editors) |
Arnold, 2000, |
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Health and the gender agenda: what do official statistics tell us? |
Alison Macfarlane |
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Tackling inequalities - Where we are now and what can be done |
Christina Pantazis and David Gordon (editors) |
Policy Press, 2000 |
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The widening gap: health inequalities and policy in Britain |
Mary Shaw, Daniel Dorling, David Gordon and George Davey Smith |
Policy Press, 1999 |
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Where are the statistics of the Iraqi health disaster |
Wali Abdul-Hamid |
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Housing and health: the nature of the connection |
Alex Marsh |
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New Labour - new statistics? NHS hospital statistics in England |
Alison Macfarlane |
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Inequalities in health (book review) |
Jan Rigby |
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Inequalities in Health: the evidence presented to the Independent Inquiry chaired by Sir Donald Acheson |
David Gordon, Mary Shaw, Daniel Dorling and George Davey Smith (editors) |
Policy Press, 1999 |
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Lessons and laughs from the past: how the (Radical Statistics) Health Group developed |
Alison Macfarlane |
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The racialisation of ethnic inequalities in health |
James Y Nazroo |
Statistics in Society, 1999, Chapter 25 |
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What do official health statistics measure |
Alison Macfarlane |
Statistics in Society, 1999. Chapter 26 |
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Making sense of health inequality statistics |
Mel Bartley, David Blane, and George Davy Smith |
Statistics in Society, 1999. Chapter 27 |
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Poverty and health |
Anthony Staines |
Statistics in Society, 1999. Chapter 28 |
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Statistics and the privatisation of the National Health Service and social services |
Alison Macfarlane and Allyson Pollock |
Statistics in Society, 1999. Chapter 29 |
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Industrial injury statistic |
Theo Nichols |
Statistics in Society, 1999. Chapter 30 |
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Modes of exploitation and safety in the British construction industry |
Erik Sutherland |
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The Russian |
Ray Thomas |
Radical Statistics 69 |
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A national framework for assessing performance (NHS) |
Alison Macfarlane |
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A First Class (health) Service |
Radical Statistics Health Group |
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Poverty across the lifecourse and health |
George Davey Smith |
Radical Statistics 68 |
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Is it worth reducing inequalities in health? |
Danny Dorling |
Radical Statistics 68 |
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Do governments ever listen to research |
Walter Barker and Colin Chalmers |
Radical Statistics 68 |
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Garner hypothesis |
Steve Balogh |
Radical Statistics 67 |
