Table of contents

Research Article

• Deprivation indices: their interpretation and use in relation to health. (1 December, 1995)

  V Carstairs
• A standardisation approach to the control of socioeconomic confounding in small area studies of environment and health. (1 December, 1995)

  H Dolk, B Mertens, I Kleinschmidt, P Walls, G Shaddick, P Elliott
• Controlling for socioeconomic confounding using regression methods. (1 December, 1995)

  J F Bithell, S J Dutton, N M Neary, T J Vincent
• Disease risk near point sources: statistical issues for analyses using individual or spatially aggregated data. (1 December, 1995)

  P Diggle, P Elliott
• Is enumeration district level an improvement on ward level analysis in studies of deprivation and health? (1 December, 1995)

  R Carr-Hill, N Rice
• Measuring disadvantage: changes in the underprivileged area, Townsend, and Carstairs scores 1981-91. (1 December, 1995)

  S A Dolan, B Jarman, M Bajekal, P M Davies, D Hart
• Geodemographic segmentation systems for screening health data. (1 December, 1995)

  S Openshaw, M Blake
• Census based deprivation indices: their weighting and validation. (1 December, 1995)

  D Gordon
• The importance of normalisation in the construction of deprivation indices. (1 December, 1995)

  M S Gilthorpe
• Single measures of deprivation. (1 December, 1995)

  K Folwell
• Limiting long-term illness and its associations with mortality and indicators of social deprivation. (1 December, 1995)

  G Bentham, J Eimermann, R Haynes, A Lovett, J Brainard
• Identifying deprived areas using indices from the 1991 census and information about the recipients of community charge and council tax benefit. (1 December, 1995)

  S Jones
• Smoking behaviour can be predicted by neighbourhood deprivation measures. (1 December, 1995)

  I Kleinschmidt, M Hills, P Elliott