Inequalities in multiple health outcomes by education, sex, and race in 93 US counties: Why we should measure them all

Yukiko Asada, Alyce Whipp, David Kindig, Beverly Billard and Barbara Rudolph
International Journal for Equity in Health
Published: 13 June 2014

Abstract / Resumen:

Introduction

Regular reporting of health inequalities is essential to monitoring progress of efforts to reduce health inequalities. While reporting of population health became increasingly common, reporting of a sub population group breakdown of each indicator of the health of the population is rarely a standard practice. This study reports education-, sex-, and race-related inequalities in four health outcomes in each of the selected 93 counties in the United States in a systematic and comparable manner.

Keywords / Palabras clave: Health inequalities, Health System

 

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