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A guide to
thinking about the determinants of population health
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Living
and working conditions
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may
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Psychosocial factors
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Employment status and
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occupational
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Socioeconomic status (income,
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education,
occupation)
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The natural and builtc
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environments
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Public health services
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Health care services
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NOTES:
Adapted from Dahlgren and Whitehead,
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1991. The dotted lines denote interaction
effects
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between
and among the various levels of health
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determinants
(Worthman, 1999).
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