Although "average'' health conditions at national and global levels may have improved, inequalities in health conditions still exist among and within countries (Mackenbach et al. 2008; Smits and Monden 2009). Epidemiologists often focus on average health and try to understand its determinants. This is important, but measuring and understanding inequalities in health, i.e. the gap in health between disadvantaged and better-off groups, is an additional concern for health policy makers, health communicators and health scientists
Background Concentration index-based measures are one of the most popular tools for estimating socio...
The term "health inequalities" is not a descriptive one: it refers to discrepancies in morbidity and...
The concentration index [1-3] and related concentration curve (see Technical Note #6) provide a mean...
Although "average'' health conditions at national and global levels may have improved, inequalities ...
Reducing socioeconomic inequalities in health has become an important government objective. Internat...
This article briefly reviews the recent discussion on how to use different versions of the concentra...
quantification of the contributions of determinants to socioeconomic inequality in health. This tech...
Abstract-This paper offers a critical appraisal of the various methods employed to date to measure i...
This paper offers a critical appraisal of the various methods employed to date to measure inequaliti...
This paper clarifies the relationship between two widely used indices of health inequal-ity and expl...
Health inequalities across socioeconomic groups are a health and public policy concern in all countr...
The Health Concentration Index is a frequently used indicator for the measurement of the socioeconom...
This paper discusses measurement of socioeconomic inequalities in prevalence of a health condition. ...
The Health Concentration Index is a frequently used indicator for the measurement of the socioeconom...
In recent work on international comparisons of income-related inequalities in health, the concentrat...
Background Concentration index-based measures are one of the most popular tools for estimating socio...
The term "health inequalities" is not a descriptive one: it refers to discrepancies in morbidity and...
The concentration index [1-3] and related concentration curve (see Technical Note #6) provide a mean...
Although "average'' health conditions at national and global levels may have improved, inequalities ...
Reducing socioeconomic inequalities in health has become an important government objective. Internat...
This article briefly reviews the recent discussion on how to use different versions of the concentra...
quantification of the contributions of determinants to socioeconomic inequality in health. This tech...
Abstract-This paper offers a critical appraisal of the various methods employed to date to measure i...
This paper offers a critical appraisal of the various methods employed to date to measure inequaliti...
This paper clarifies the relationship between two widely used indices of health inequal-ity and expl...
Health inequalities across socioeconomic groups are a health and public policy concern in all countr...
The Health Concentration Index is a frequently used indicator for the measurement of the socioeconom...
This paper discusses measurement of socioeconomic inequalities in prevalence of a health condition. ...
The Health Concentration Index is a frequently used indicator for the measurement of the socioeconom...
In recent work on international comparisons of income-related inequalities in health, the concentrat...
Background Concentration index-based measures are one of the most popular tools for estimating socio...
The term "health inequalities" is not a descriptive one: it refers to discrepancies in morbidity and...
The concentration index [1-3] and related concentration curve (see Technical Note #6) provide a mean...