Social Inequalities and the Distribution of the Common Mental Disorders

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Ethnic Density Effect
ethnic mental health
Ethnic Minority Groups
GHQ-12 Score
GHQ-30 Scores
health disparities
High Risk Sub-groups
Lone Parent
Major Depression
medicine
mental health epidemiology
mental health inequalities research
Minor Psychiatric Morbidity
morbidity
national
National Psychiatric Morbidity Surveys
neurotic
Neurotic Disorder
Occupational Social Class
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OPCS Survey
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Poorer Material Circumstances
population-based studies
psychiatric
Psychiatric Morbidity
psychological
Psychological Medicine
Psychosis Screening Questionnaire
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Social Class
social determinants
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  • ISBN 9781841693859
  • Weight: 521g
  • Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
  • Publication Date: 04 Dec 2003
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Hardback
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Social inequalities are established features of the distribution of physical disease in the UK and many other developed countries. In most physical diseases, a clear trend of poorer health is evident with each step down the hierarchy of social position.

By contrast, the nature of the links between social position and mental illness in the general population has appeared less clear. This lack of clarity is problematic, as mental disorders are major causes of disability, especially in adults of working age.

Social Inequalities and the Distribution of the Common Mental Disorders presents in-depth and up-to-date research, looking at the links between social position, ethnicity and mental health. Its findings will have implications for mental health professionals and policy makers.

Tom Fryers, Rachel Jenkins, David Melzer