Challenging Health Inequalities: From Acheson to 'Choosing Health'

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Challenging Health Inequalities

From Acheson to 'Choosing Health'

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Edited by Elizabeth Dowler, University of Warwick, Nick Spencer, University of Warwick

Publisher:: Bristol University Press
Online publication date:: September 2022
Print publication year:: 2007
Online ISBN:: 9781847422538
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.46692/9781847422538

Subjects:: Medicine: General Interest, Medicine
Series:: Health and Society Series

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This book offers a unique multi-disciplinary perspective on tackling health inequalities in a rich country, examining the New Labour policy agenda for tackling health inequalities and its inherent challenges.

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Challenging Health Inequalities

From Acheson to 'Choosing Health'

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Frontmatter
pp i-ii

Dedication
pp iii-iv

Contents
pp v-v

List of tables and figures
pp vi-vi

Acknowledgements
pp vii-vii

Notes on contributors
pp viii-xiv

one - Introduction
pp 1-16

two - Progress in tackling health inequalities: a policy maker’s reflections
pp 17-30

three - Inequalities in mortality rates under New Labour
pp 31-46

four - Explaining inequalities in health: theoretical, conceptual and methodological agendas
pp 47-68

five - Inequalities in pregnancy and early years and the impact across the life course: progress and future challenges
pp 69-94

six - Inequalities and ethnicity: evidence and intervention
pp 95-110

seven - Housing conditions and health
pp 111-126

eight - Inequalities in food and nutrition: challenging ‘lifestyles’
pp 127-156

nine - Behaving badly? Smoking and the role of behaviour change in tackling health inequalities
pp 157-174

ten - Health inequalities and user involvement
pp 175-192

eleven - Gilding the ghetto again? Community development approaches to tackling health inequalities
pp 193-212

twelve - A new agenda for social work: tackling inequalities in physical health
pp 213-232

thirteen - Challenging health inequalities: themes and issues
pp 233-248

Index
pp 249-256

Also available from The Policy Press
pp 257-258

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