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在研究中使用威尔士多重贫困指数:估计排除域在例行健康数据研究中的影响

Shamsudeen Mohammed1, Grace A Bailey1, Ian W Farr1

  • 1SAIL Databank, Population Data Science, Swansea University Medical School, Swansea University, Swansea, Wales.

BMC public health
|March 29, 2025
PubMed
概括

从威尔士多重贫困指数 (WIMD) 中删除健康领域,改变了17.28%的LSOA的区域排名. 仅使用收入领域改变了超过50%的LSOA的排名,影响了贫困研究.

关键词:
在CMD中,CMD是指CMD.剥夺的综合测量方法剥夺是一种剥夺.糖尿病 糖尿病 糖尿病内源性偏差是一种内源性偏差.常规健康数据 常规健康数据一个帆船,一个帆船这是WIMD.威尔士 威尔士 威尔士 威尔士 威尔士 威尔士 威尔士

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