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,The Genres of Runyon’s Fiction,e ECA and the NCS, in which men reported higher levels of mental disorder over their lifetimes than did women (Kessler .., 1994; Robins and Regier, 1991). Studies on institution-based care, particularly those examining statistics on involuntary (compulsory) admissions, have also found this pattern.

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Bernadette C. Hayes,Pauline M. Prior,Jo CamplingProvides a comprehensive and coherent account of a topical subject. Features new empirical analysis of census material, and wide coverage of all regions within the UK. Incorporates a range of studentf

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Textbook 2003Latest editionates are explored such as: Are older women more prone to illness than older men? Is being single bad for your health? Are women still the madder sex? The text provides the most up-to-date empirical information regarding gendered health care consumption in the UK and the background knowledge necessary to assess health care needs.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-3160-3literature, see Hunt and Annandale, 1999; Lahelma .., 1999). This is particularly the case when physical health is considered. In the early years of the debate, it was generally accepted that two seemingly contradictory trends tend to operate at the same time. The first trend is that women consisten

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Dan Maldoom,Richard A D Marsden,Hal J Singer been assessed. Contrary to political rhetoric on the implicitly neutral nature of health care provision, it has been highly gendered in its impact. Irrespective of whether one considers the implementation of the first public health programme at the start of the twentieth century or the introduction

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Rahmenbedingungen und Status Quo,are translates into the care provided by the general practitioner (GP), supported by community-based nursing and social services personnel, including social workers and care managers. Secondary care can be summarised as institution-based care and treatment. It includes all care that takes place in h