d.health: Trends in Narrowing Health Inequalities in England

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Description

This dataset is from Blackman, Wistow and Byrne (2011), who analyze the determinants of varying progress with tackling health inequalities with respect to cancers and cardiovascular disease among a group of 27 local authority areas in England.

Usage

data(d.health)

Format

This data frame contains 27 rows (cases) and the following 18 columns (factors):

[ , 1]	CAN	endogenous factor:	area gap for deaths before age 75 from cancers
			("1" narrowing, "0" not narrowing)
[ , 2]	BC	exogenous factor:	assessments of commissioning
			("1" basic, "0" not basic)
[ , 3]	SP	exogenous factor:	assessments of strategic partnership working
			("1" less than good, "0" at least good)
[ , 4]	PH	exogenous factor:	assessments of public health workforce planning
			("1" less than good, "0" at least good)
[ , 5]	PR	exogenous factor:	frequency of progress reviews
			("1" less frequent, "0" more frequent)
[ , 6]	CH	exogenous factor:	working culture of individual commitment and champions
			("1" yes, "0" no)
[ , 7]	AS	exogenous factor:	organisational culture
			("1" aspirational, "0" comfortable or complacent)
[ , 8]	LI	exogenous factor:	index of multiple deprivation
			("1" lower, "0" higher)
[ , 9]	HS	exogenous factor:	spend per head on cancer programmes
			("1" higher, "0" lower)
[ , 10]	LC	exogenous factor:	crime rate
			("1" lower, "0" higher)
[ , 11]	TS	exogenous factor:	primary care trust performance rating
			("1" higher, "0" lower)
[ , 12]	CVD	endogenous factor:	area gap for deaths before age 75 from cardiovascular disease
			("1" narrowing, "0" not narrowing)
[ , 13]	SC	exogenous factor:	smoking cessation services
			("1" better than basic, "0" basic)
[ , 14]	PC	exogenous factor:	primary care services
			("1" better than basic, "0" basic)
[ , 15]	MP	exogenous factor:	a few major programmes
			("1" yes, "0" no)
[ , 16]	GL	exogenous factor:	leadership
			("1" good or excellent, "0" less than good)
[ , 17]	BA	exogenous factor:	budget allocation relative to target
			("1" higher, "0" lower)
[ , 18]	IM	exogenous factor:	internal migration
			("1" lower, "0" higher)

Contributors

Thiem, Alrik: collection, documentation

Author(s)

Alrik Thiem (Personal Website; ResearchGate Website)

Source

Blackman, Tim, Jonathan Wistow, and David Byrne. 2011. “A Qualitative Comparative Analysis of Factors Associated with Trends in Narrowing Health Inequalities in England.” Social Science & Medicine 72 (12):1965-74. DOI: 10.1016/j.socscimed.2011.04.003.

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