Using routine data to conduct small area health needs assessment through observing trends in demographics, recording of common mental health problems (CMHPs) and sickness certificates: longitudinal analysis of a northern and London locality.

T Chan; A Cohen; S de Lusignan

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Using routine data to conduct small area health needs assessment through observing trends in demographics, recording of common mental health problems (CMHPs) and sickness certificates: longitudinal analysis of a northern and London locality.

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Using routine data to conduct small area health needs assessment through observing trends in demographics, recording of common mental health problems (CMHPs) and sickness certificates: longitudinal analysis of a northern and London locality.

T Chan, A Cohen and S de Lusignan

Inform Prim Care, Vol.18(4), pp.273-282

2010

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Adult

Female

Great Britain

Humans

London

Longitudinal Studies

Male

Medical Records Systems

Computerized

Mental Disorders

Needs Assessment

Population Dynamics

Prescription Drugs

Primary Health Care

Retrospective Studies

Sick Leave

Small-Area Analysis

Many practices in the UK have computerised information dating back to the 1990s. These health records provide contemporaneous collected longitudinal data for analysis of health trends and their management in primary care over time.

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Title: Using routine data to conduct small area health needs assessment through observing trends in demographics, recording of common mental health problems (CMHPs) and sickness certificates: longitudinal analysis of a northern and London locality.
Creators: T Chan
A Cohen
S de Lusignan
Publication Details: Inform Prim Care, Vol.18(4), pp.273-282
Date published: 2010
Date submitted: 17/05/2017
Identifiers: 99515642002346
Academic Unit: University of Surrey
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article

Using routine data to conduct small area health needs assessment through observing trends in demographics, recording of common mental health problems (CMHPs) and sickness certificates: longitudinal analysis of a northern and London locality.

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