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A Social Health Atlas of Australia [Second Edition] - Volume 6: Western Australia The information in this atlas adds to a convincing body of evidence built up over a number of years in Australia on the striking disparities in health that exist between groups in the population. People of low socioeconomic status (those who are relatively socially or economically deprived) experience worse health than those of higher socioeconomic status for almost every major cause of mortality and morbidity. The challenge for policy makers, health practitioners and governments is to find ways to address these health inequities. Authored by PHIDU Published: December 1999; Available free online; Printed copies: $20.00 from Unibooks |
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A Social Health Atlas of Australia [Second Edition] - Volume 7: Tasmania The information in this atlas adds to a convincing body of evidence built up over a number of years in Australia on the striking disparities in health that exist between groups in the population. People of low socioeconomic status (those who are relatively socially or economically deprived) experience worse health than those of higher socioeconomic status for almost every major cause of mortality and morbidity. The challenge for policy makers, health practitioners and governments is to find ways to address these health inequities. Authored by PHIDU Published: December 1999; Available free online; Printed copies: $20.00 from Unibooks |
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A Social Health Atlas of Australia [Second Edition] - Volume 8: Northern Territory The information in this atlas adds to a convincing body of evidence built up over a number of years in Australia on the striking disparities in health that exist between groups in the population. People of low socioeconomic status (those who are relatively socially or economically deprived) experience worse health than those of higher socioeconomic status for almost every major cause of mortality and morbidity. The challenge for policy makers, health practitioners and governments is to find ways to address these health inequities. Authored by PHIDU Published: December 1999; Available free online; Printed copies: $20.00 from Unibooks |
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A Social Health Atlas of Australia [Second Edition] - Volume 9: Australian Capital Territory The information in this atlas adds to a convincing body of evidence built up over a number of years in Australia on the striking disparities in health that exist between groups in the population. People of low socioeconomic status (those who are relatively socially or economically deprived) experience worse health than those of higher socioeconomic status for almost every major cause of mortality and morbidity. The challenge for policy makers, health practitioners and governments is to find ways to address these health inequities. Authored by PHIDU Published: December 1999; Available free online; Printed copies: $20.00 from Unibooks |
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A Social Health Atlas of Compensable Injury in South Australia
A Social Health Atlas of Compensable Injury in South Australia has been produced by the Public Health Information Development Unit at the University of Adelaide. It was commissioned by TRACsa with funding from the Motor Accident Commission and WorkCover Corporation of South Australia. It is the first health atlas to bring population data on compulsory third party and workers' compensation claims together with information on social, economic and demographic characteristics, health status and health service utilisation.
Authored by PHIDU Published: November 2006; Available free online; Printed copies: contact TRACsa (Ph: 8212 0676) |