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- who: Rodney P. Jones from the The healthcare literature contains abundant examples of studies showing that social deprivation is linked to higher demandThese studies usually report deprivation in deciles or quintiles. The use of deciles/quintiles is necessary because at higher granularity, the supposed relationships become highly uncertain. The principal reason is that health care demand depends far more on social group, with associated health care behaviours, than it does on deprivation per se. For example, a Bangladesh have published the research: A Model to Compare International Hospital Bed Numbers, including a Case Study on the Role . . .
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