The NSW Social Determinants of Health Action Group: influencing the social determinants of health
Suzanne Gleeson, Garth Alperstein
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Suzanne Gleeson, Garth Alperstein
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There is robust evidence demonstrating that social determinants have far greater influence upon health and the incidence of illness than conventional biomedical and behavioural risk factors, but the public discourse on health and disease remains focused on lifestyle approaches to disease prevention.
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There is robust evidence demonstrating that social determinants have far greater influence upon health and the incidence of illness than conventional biomedical and behavioural risk factors, but the public discourse on health and disease remains focused on lifestyle approaches to disease prevention.
Key concepts: Social determinants of health, Population health, Health economics, Community health, Public health, Health promotion, Action (physics), Medicine