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Developing theories and methods for practice
  1. John R Ashton, CBE, Joint Editors,
  2. Carlos Alvarez-Dardet, Joint Editor

    http://dx.doi.org/10.1136/jech.56.8.561

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      DEVELOPING THEORIES AND METHODS FOR PRACTICE

      In this issue we carry a number of convergent papers on Theory and Methods that will contribute to the debate about “fit for purpose” academic support for practice. From the United States, Dr Roux provides a comprehensive glossary of terms for the increasingly important multilevel analysis, while Wardle and colleagues explore the use of a home affluence scale as an alternative means of assessing socioeconomic status in adolescence.

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