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Social Determinants of Health : An Interdisciplinary Approach to Social Inequality and Wellbeing
This book provides an applied, interdisciplinary approach to an understanding of the key social determinants of health, essential at a time of increasing inequalities and reductions in existing NHS services and local authority budgets. A person's health and wellbeing is influenced by a spectrum...
| Format: | Electronic eBook |
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| Language: | Inglés |
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BRISTOL :
POLICY Press,
2017.
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| Series: | Book collections on Project MUSE.
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| Online Access: | Texto completo |
Table of Contents:
- The individual: growing into society / Adrian Bonner
- Addressing inequalities in education: parallels with health / Kirstin Kerr
- Wholistic well-being and happiness: psychosocial-spiritual perspectives / Andrew Parnham
- Nutrition in marginalised groups / Rosalind Fallaize and Julie Lovegrove
- Alcohol-related harm and health inequalities / Katherine Smith, Jon Foster and Katherine Brown
- Addiction, inequality and recovery / Jenny Svanberg
- Health and exercise in the community / Naomi Brooks
- Health and well-being in the digital society / Nathan Critchlow
- Building an inclusive community through social capital: the role of volunteering in reaching those on the edge of community / Claire Bonham
- Support for people with learning disabilities: promoting an inclusive community / Barbara McIntosh
- Community well-being programmes: reviewing 'what works' / Anne-Marie Bagnall
- Looking through a realist lens: services provided by faith-based and third sector organisations / Jean Hannah
- Social enterprise and the well-being of young people not in education, employment or training / Steve Coles
- Health and homelessness / Katy Hetherington and Neil Hamlet
- Local authority perspectives on community planning and localism: a case study / Joyce Melican
- Towards an integrative theory of homelessness and rough sleeping / Nick Maguire
- Mental health and multiple exclusions / Claire Luscombe
- Brain injury and social exclusion / Michael Oddy, Sara da Silva Ramos and Deborah Fortescue
- What works to improve the health of the multiply excluded? / Nigel Hewett
- Geopolitical aspects of health: austerity and health inequalities / Clare Bambra, Kayleigh Garthwaite and Amy Greer Murphy
- Health and well-being of refugees and migrants within a politically contested environment / Gayle Munro
- The Care Act 2014 / Paul Burstow
- Health and social care in an age of austerity / Charles West.