Lecture 3: key issues in population health; measuring inequalities Flashcards

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What is a society?

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aggregate of people living together in an ordered community, or a community living together having shared customs, laws and organisations

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What are the different socal identities?

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biological, cultural (diet, language) and structural (occupational etc.)

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3
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What types of income measure can be used to capture different aspects?

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o	Actual individual income
o	Household income
o	Gross vs disposable income
o	Income inequality
o	Absolute poverty
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What is the Gini coefficient?

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Most common measure of inequality
Between 0 (complete equality) to 1 (complete inequality)
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What is a depivation indices?

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Measures the level of deprivation in an area

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What is the IMD 2007?

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Made of 7 distinct dimensions of deprivation called domain indices. Provides a relative ranking of dprivation of areas of England

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What are the 7 disctinct dimensions of the IMD 2007?

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  1. Income
  2. Employment
  3. Health and disability
  4. Education, skills and training
  5. Barriers to housing and services
  6. Living environment
  7. Crime
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Accuracy?

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lack of systematic error

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9
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precision?

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lack of random error

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