Titlebook: Determinants of Health: Theory, Understanding, Portrayal, Policy; Matthew J. Commers Book 2002 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2

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Introduction to Generalized Convexitye relevance of these to health-related policies. Theoretically, in Chapters 1 and 2, it has been hypothesized that health professionalism needs to both be structured by and tailored to the public’s understandings of what constitutes and determines health. Empirically, as summarized by Chapters 3, 4

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Understandings of the Preconditions for and Determinants of Health among Residents of Maastricht, Tonceptions of health differ by socioeconomic status (Herzlich, 1973; Cornwell, 1984; d’Houtaud and Field, 1984; Calnan, 1987; Bunker, Gomby, and Kehrer, 1989; Calnan, 1989; Blaxter, 1990; Calnan, 1990), gender and age (Van der Heuvel, 1989; Blaxter, 1990), and ethnicity (Anderson, Blue, and Lau, 1991).

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Matthew J. CommersIncludes supplementary material:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-1485-5onceptions of health differ by socioeconomic status (Herzlich, 1973; Cornwell, 1984; d’Houtaud and Field, 1984; Calnan, 1987; Bunker, Gomby, and Kehrer, 1989; Calnan, 1989; Blaxter, 1990; Calnan, 1990), gender and age (Van der Heuvel, 1989; Blaxter, 1990), and ethnicity (Anderson, Blue, and Lau, 1991).

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978-90-481-6097-6Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2002

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-46802-5“Health” is considered by most Western populations to be a high personal and public priority. In the Netherlands, a majority of people identifies “gezondheid” (health) as the highest priority in life (NIPO, 1995; SCP, 1996), ranking it squarely above partner, family, or faith.

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