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Public Health, Social Work & Health Inequalities (Hardcover)
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Public Health, Social Work & Health Inequalities (Hardcover)
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Societal research has shown that there is a direct correlation
between income disparities and health disparities. In other words:
the poorer the population, the less healthy the population becomes.
Over the last thirty years, there has been an increasing gap
between the wealthy and poor in many industrialized societies. As a
result, there has also been an increasing decline in the quality of
health for these social orders. The Social Work and Health
Inequalities Network (SWHIN) was created to combat the causes and
consequences of socially unjust health disparities on an
international basis. This is accomplished through a sustaining
global network of professionals: researches, educators,
practitioners, policy makers and others work together to promote
research and action around the world. The SWHIN aims to exchange
information and resources (e.g. research evidence, policy
statements, and emerging theories and practice models) to
collaborate on the development and exchange of solutions for these
health issues. The hope is to teach about these problems at all
curricular levels and influence policy making wherever possible.
This book brings together a combination of fifteen studies and
policy reviews to fully understand the role that social work plays
in assisting others, especially in fields where human health is
concerned.
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