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Deprivation index

A deprivation index or poverty index (or index of deprivation or index of poverty) is a data set used to measure relative deprivation (a measure of poverty) of small areas. Such indices are used in spatial epidemiology to identify socio-economic confounding.

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related to United States · 19
Deprivation index → ADI, American Academy, Centers, Disease Control, Family PhysiciansSocial Vulnerability Index, Health, Health Resources, However, Human Services, Medicaid Services, Medicare, Prevention, September, Services Administration, Social Deprivation Index, The, The Area Deprivation Index, US Department, Value-based
related to Indices of Deprivation 2007 · 8
Deprivation index → Deprivation, ID, ID2004, ID2007, It, June, The Indices, While
related to France · 5
Deprivation index → AtlaSanté, French, Indice, The FDEP, The French DEPrivation
related to China · 2
Deprivation index → CADI, China's
related to European Deprivation Index · 2
Deprivation index → Launoy, The European Deprivation Index
related to Italy · 1
Deprivation index → The Italian

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deprivation index areas indices area imds multiple level data social health score england measure poverty income imd relative uk housing

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the advantage of access to a good schoolinstance ofIMDs may be an improvement over simpler measures of deprivation such as low average household disposable income because they capture variables0.80text
the disadvantage of exposure to high levels of air pollutioninstance ofIMDs may be an improvement over simpler measures of deprivation such as low average household disposable income because they capture variables0.80text
central Londoninstance ofThis is a particularly large risk in areas which are very diverse due to social housing and mixed community policies0.80text
Deprivation indexrelated to ChinaChina's0.60section
Deprivation indexrelated to ChinaCADI0.60section
Deprivation indexrelated to European Deprivation IndexThe European Deprivation Index0.60section
Deprivation indexrelated to European Deprivation IndexLaunoy0.60section
Deprivation indexrelated to FranceIndice0.60section
Deprivation indexrelated to FranceThe FDEP0.60section
Deprivation indexrelated to FranceThe French DEPrivation0.60section
Deprivation indexrelated to FranceAtlaSanté0.60section
Deprivation indexrelated to FranceFrench0.60section

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