Deprived Areas
Continuous Survey on Child Health Assessed by Medical Checkups in Deprived Areas of the Philippines
... in deprived areas of the Philippines and to investigate the influence of poverty on health ...in deprived areas had problems of nutrition, earwax plugs, caries, and hygiene and there might be ...
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Measuring the Transport Patterns of Those Living in Deprived Areas in Dublin, Ireland
... Several studies have examined the modes of transport used by individuals living deprived or social excluded areas. Mobility is a key socio-economic resource and access to means of mobility can exercise ...
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Internet Access at Home and its Relationship to Well being in Deprived Areas of London
... Abstract: Purpose: The existing studies of the association between Internet usage and well-being have produced contra- dictory results. This study explores the associations between Internet access at home and well-being, ...
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Exploring the relationships between housing, neighbourhoods and mental wellbeing for residents of deprived areas
... in deprived areas were not found to be housing tenure or houses as a built form (aspects that policy for disadvantaged com- munities has often focused on), but rather a set of psy- chosocial factors which ...
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Early effects of the economic downturn on the Welfare to Work System in deprived areas (WP83)
... Despite this increased funding in some places, there were significant concerns at both national and local level about the current and future prospects for VCS funding. These concerns related to the level of individual ...
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Incentives to yield to Obstetric Referrals in deprived areas of Amansie West district in the Ashanti Region, Ghana
... in deprived areas were found to depend on health staff’s decision as to who to refer, clients’ perception about se- verity of health condition, availability of transportation and high-income level of the ...
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Response to diagnosis of pre-diabetes in socioeconomically deprived areas: a qualitative study
... most deprived areas of Sheffield; in addition, almost a third of participants were from black and minority ethnic groups, reflecting the demographic who have highest prevalence of type two ...
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Smoking and intention to quit in deprived areas of Glasgow: Is it related to housing improvements and neighbourhood regeneration because of improved mental health?
... in areas of multiple deprivation are more likely to smoke and less likely to quit ...in deprived areas of Glasgow, UK, and investigates whether such effects can be explained by improved mental ...
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Understanding the worklessness dynamics and characteristics of deprived areas
... most deprived neighbourhoods with the aim of narrowing the gap between these deprived neighbourhoods and the rest of the country (Social Exclusion Unit, ...most deprived areas of the ...
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Index Terms - Junior High School, integrated science, teachers’ knowledge, deprived, non-deprived areas, teaching experience
... with deprived and non-deprived areas. Deprived and non-deprived areas is a classification used by Ghana Education ...as deprived or non-deprived. A deprived ...
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Community regeneration : The information society in deprived areas of South Yorkshire
... The proliferation of the information society over the last twenty years has made access to, and engagement with, information and communications technologies (ICT) and the Internet increasingly important aspects of social ...
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Can housing improvements cure or prevent the onset of health conditions over time in deprived areas?
... and depression to damp housing conditions. Given the potential for central heating and fabric works to reduce damp and increase the usable space in the house through improved warmth we test the relationships between ...
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‘A Proper Night Out':Alcohol and risk among young people in deprived areas in North West England
... Introduction The aim of this chapter is to locate young people’s alcohol consumption within the English policy context and the wider literature on risk theories, social practice theory, [r] ...
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Does migration between differently deprived areas at different ages lead to health inequalities?
... International Journal of Public Health DOI 10.1007/s00038-017-1011-4 http://rdcu.be/ua5A Darlington F, Norman P, Ballas D & Exeter D 2015 Exploring ethnic inequalities in health: Evidenc[r] ...
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Physician preferences for working in deprived areas: a systematic review of discrete choice experiment
... ence of a consultan es vs. No), 7. Numb 150%; Base+200%) ty to family (Yes vs c/ Superior), 8. Edu in rural areas for on ining available to y ars in rural areas), 2 in a village with po ess vs. Your ...
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Wheels, skills and thrills: A social marketing trial to reduce aggressive driving from young men in deprived areas
... A project manager was appointed with close knowledge of the target community. As a Youth and Community Worker and a local resident, he had a status within the area that gave credibility to the project as well as access ...
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Evaluation of the National Strategy for Neighbourhood Renewal: improving educational attainment in deprived areas
... most deprived children in the NSNR ...multiply deprived neighbourhoods in NSNR districts, in the absence of a pre-specified treatment group these four treatment groups each represent appropriate, albeit ...
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Contextualising the effect of deprivation on health-related quality of life using the equivalent increase in weight as a surrogate
... least deprived quintiles of deprivation holding all other confounders at their mean ...most deprived quintile and the BMI value that would imply the same HRQoL in the least deprived quintile was ...
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Socioeconomic background in relation to stage at diagnosis, treatment and survival in women with breast cancer
... more deprived areas were less likely to have surgical treatment than those in affluent areas, and when they had surgery they were more likely to have a ...
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Understanding the inverse care law: a register and survey-based study of patient deprivation and burnout in general practice
... a deprived area may be a matter of self- selection with high patient-centred GPs being attracted by the challenges associated with taking care of socially deprived ...in deprived areas might ...
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